Voters approved the ordinance by a sweeping margin in 2022. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argued it violated state law.

A Texas appellate court has reversed a Travis County judge’s decision to throw out a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General ...

A Texas appeals court ruled Thursday that the city of Austin cannot enforce its law that prohibits police from citing and arresting people for carrying a small amount of marijuana.

Now, the law firm is moving forward on plans for the new office in the Hines-developed skyscraper. One month after ...

The attorney general’s office would gain authority to prosecute election offenses and make expedited requests to use spy ...

A Dallas-area attorney admitted to referencing fictitious cases in a brief, saying she failed to verify results from online ...

An Austin ordinance banning arrests and citations for minor amounts of marijuana is unlawful, a Texas state appeals court ...

A new state agency dedicated to simplifying and streamlining Texas government statutes and business regulations was ...

We are at a critical moment in Texas. Our community can no longer afford to remain silent in the face of hateful rhetoric and ...

The impact would be devastating not just for those sued, but for the fundamental principles of free speech and open debate in Texas." Supporters of the proposals say the anti-SLAPP law can be used ...

Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare called for a drag ban on UT campuses in March. Board chair Kevin P. Eltife responded and said ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton’s agency would be empowered to prosecute election offenses and more quickly request use of spy ...