Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden administration's DOL, claiming its new overtime rule exceeds authority and revives an illegal Obama-era mandate.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues the Department of Labor over a new overtime pay rule, claiming it exceeds authority and revives an illegal Obama-era policy he previously defeated in court.

The Texas AG halted his lawsuit against the Biden Administration's IRS after they reversed a policy that could have affected Texas child support enforcement.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has launched a new initiative to enforce data privacy laws, aiming to safeguard Texans' personal information from misuse by companies.

Texas lawmakers discuss reforms to address squatter issues, considering homeowners' struggles and balancing tenant rights, with legislation expected by 2025.

Two University of Texas professors sue over new Title IX changes regarding abortion and gender identity, aligning with the state's opposition to federal mandates.

The Austin City Council has reduced public speaking time at meetings to two minutes per agenda item, defying court recommendations for a three-minute allowance.

The Texas Supreme Court unanimously upheld the Human Life Protection Act, a pro-life law, offering a victory to the movement and permitting life-saving abortions if the woman's life is at risk.

Round Rock is seeking residents to join its boards and commissions, with applications due by July 1, 2024. Appointees will contribute to key city decisions.

Travis County DA José Garza faces removal for alleged misconduct, including not prosecuting abortion cases. Garza hired DC firm Miller & Chevalier for defense. The case could affect local discretion in DA offices statewide.

The Texas Supreme Court upheld restrictive abortion laws, rejecting a case that challenged the legislation's clarity on medical exceptions for abortions.

Senator Ted Cruz visited Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to discuss the new FAA Reauthorization Act aiming to enhance aviation safety by adding safety inspectors, introducing collision-avoidance tech, and hiring more traffic controllers.

Republican candidates prepare for a critical runoff for the Texas State Board of Education, with Maynard facing Bone, and Little up against Kohlmann, as they vie to influence the state's education system.