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A state District Court in Austin will determine how much money Alex Jones must pay for calling the Sandy Hook school shooting a hoax. → Read More
The Republican primary runoff between Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Land Commissioner George P. Bush is Tuesday. → Read More
For now, Texas is allowed to enforce its new social media law — targeting Twitter, Facebook and other sites that Republicans say censor conservatives. → Read More
AG Ken Paxton criticized the State Bar of Texas, saying the agency planned to file an ethics lawsuit over his court challenge to the 2020 election. → Read More
Supporters say new evidence shows that death row inmate Melissa Lucio did not kill her 2-year-old daughter. → Read More
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been found liable for defamation for calling the Sandy Hook school shooting a hoax. → Read More
The ruling upholds an injunction allowing mask mandates in 19 school districts and Austin Community College, but the Texas Supreme Court awaits. → Read More
Former attorney general officials have accused AG Ken Paxton of bribery and misconduct. → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott called the federal vaccine order unconstitutional and banned its enforcement at the Texas National Guard. → Read More
The state's hunger-relief network has been bracing for another widespread winter storm, just in case. → Read More
The ruling lets state officials enforce Gov. Greg Abbott's ban on school mask mandates while the case continues on appeal. → Read More
Experts say any breaks in the Austin's yogurt shop murders case likely will come from a confession from the killer or someone who knew the killer. → Read More
The bills take effect Thursday, 90 days after the end of the Legislature's second special session. → Read More
A federal judge's order blocked Gov. Greg Abbott from banning mask mandates in schools. → Read More
The federal lawsuit seeks to invalidate two portions of the new Texas voting law, Senate Bill 1, which is set to take effect Dec. 2. → Read More
Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr. served 30 years in the Texas Senate and four years in the state House. He announced Thursday that he is retiring. → Read More
Greg Casar said he will remain in office until his successor is sworn in next year to fill his term on the Austin City Council. → Read More
The federal lawsuits argue that Republicans in the Texas Legislature drew political districts in a discriminatory way. → Read More
Already amended 507 times, the Texas Constitution is already one of the longest such documents in the nation. → Read More
Lawmakers concluded the third special legislative session of the year, delivering on half of Gov. Greg Abbott's priorities. → Read More