Texas AG Paxton secured a court injunction against a new ATF rule on private gun sales, arguing it's unconstitutional. The rule is now halted in plaintiff states.

Texas conservatives are working to roll back the state's countywide polling system, which election officials warn may confuse voters and incur high costs.

The lawsuit against Travis County DA José Garza is likely to fail as a dismissal motion was filed, with the special prosecutor finding no evidence for Garza's removal.

Governor Greg Abbott criticizes the Biden Administration's immigration policies, citing over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and 43,700 criminal arrests by Texas's Operation Lone Star initiative.

Interim Austin Police Chief Robin Henderson decides not to apply for the permanent role and plans to retire once a successor is chosen. The city seeks a chief with a strong background in progressive police administration.

Kathie Tovo announces her candidacy for Austin mayor, criticizing incumbent Kirk Watson's policies and advocating for community-driven governance and fair housing. She emphasizes a participatory city planning approach and climate action.

Alex Jones is seeking to convert his personal bankruptcy case to liquidation to address the $1.5 billion debt owed to Sandy Hook families. The court will decide on this proposal on June 14.

A federal appeals court has ruled that Llano County, Texas, must restore eight books to library shelves that cover topics like racism and gender identity, despite divided opinions among the judges.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizes the Biden Administration's border policy and claims misrepresentation by the federal government concerning border wire management and illegal crossings.

Texas AG Ken Paxton rules that voter information on ballots must be redacted for Public Information Act requests to ensure ballot secrecy and uphold voter privacy.

Travis County DA José Garza is petitioning to overturn Governor Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, who killed a protester, citing an overreach of executive authority.

Texas Gov. Abbott criticizes President Biden's immigration executive order, calling it ineffective and a "smokescreen" that invites invasion and worsens border crisis.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton halted a policy change by the IRS that could have impacted state child support enforcement, maintaining services for Texas's program.