Five years after the passage of a bill to stop cyberbullying, the Texas Supreme Court has created a form to help parents seek an injunction as needed.
An undercover federal agent gave the lawyer a black backpack with tens of thousands of dollars in cash to launder.
The new order includes new directions for Health and Human Services to promote abortion access for those crossing state lines, including through Medicaid.
Fort Worth is considering options for regulating short-term rentals within the city. Some residents are concerned about home values and housing supply.
The ruling marks an endpoint for a portion of the lawsuit, but remands another portion back to a lower court for further review.
By a vote of 5-3, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that Texas Central qualifies for eminent domain authority as an interurban electric railway.
The departure of Texas Central's CEO sparked rumors that the project is ending, but lawyers claimed otherwise to the Texas Supreme Court.
The Investigative Committee on the Robb Elementary Shooting will have additional hearings with testimony heard in executive session.
The Hlavinka family lost their eminent domain argument before the Texas Supreme Court to a pipeline company.
Commissioners asserted that the lawsuit is a matter of public interest and that Jenkins was acting according to his official duties.
The three-year-old who has been at the center of a controversy about removing treatment against the family’s wishes is finally home with her mother.
County attorneys sent a letter to the Texas Supreme Court apprising them of over $600,000 in delinquent property taxes owed by Texas Central, suggesting it raises doubt about the project’s viability.
