AG Ken Paxton Spearheads Nationwide Data Privacy Campaign, Secures Billion-Dollar Settlements with Big Tech
Texas AG Ken Paxton is taking action against Big Tech and others to protect data privacy, securing settlements with companies like Meta and Google and investigating over 200 entities for potential privacy violations.
Texas Teachers Poised for Aid with Proposed $1,000 Grant for Classroom Supplies Under House Bill 128
A Texas bill proposes a $1,000 annual grant for teachers to buy classroom supplies, aiming to ease their personal financial burden. The program could start in the 2026-2027 school year if passed.
Houston Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspect in Daylight Robbery at Downtown Restaurant
Houston authorities seek public help in identifying a suspect of a May 6 robbery at a restaurant on the 2800 block of Caroline. The suspect, described as a black male, assaulted an employee and attempted to steal from the register.
Man Fatally Shot During Dispute with Group in Southwest Houston, Suspects Sought by Police
A deadly shooting occurred in southwest Houston when a dispute turned violent, ending with a man killed after his truck was attacked. The suspects fled, and police are now reviewing video footage as the investigation continues.












