Ken Paxton defends Texas's designation of CAIR as a terrorist organization, countering a lawsuit that claims the move violates First Amendment rights.

An ombudsman substantiated misconduct at the county veterans office; the director is on paid leave and staff defended leadership while auditors and trainings were recommended.

Governor Abbott touts Texas' economic success, highlighting its business-friendly policies, deregulation, investment attractivity, and the creation of the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to streamline operations and spur growth.

The Texas Attorney General's Office, led by Ken Paxton, has launched a revamped website for the Crime Victim Services Division to help victims more easily access support and information.

A viral video shows a San Antonio mother handcuffed after an immigration hearing and later deported — her case has become a flashpoint in fights over courthouse arrests and wartime deportations.

Governor Greg Abbott grants clemency to six Texans, as they have demonstrated rehabilitation and positive community contributions, with the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles' recommendation.

A Waco justice of the peace filed a federal lawsuit asking judges to overturn the 2015 same‑sex marriage ruling and to block state discipline after refusing to officiate same‑sex weddings.

The Texas AG warns of privacy risks with smart TVs linked to the Chinese Communist Party and cautions consumers about TVs with ACR technology that may monitor users.

The Texas Education Agency has denied renewal for Essence Preparatory after three years of low scores. The school says it will not appeal and will help families find new schools.

Trump endorsed Rep. Tony Gonzales on Truth Social, backing the San Antonio congressman in a rematch with gun‑influencer Brandon Herrera. Fundraising, Jan. 6 history and geography shape the fight.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed seven experts to the Texas Nutrition Advisory Committee to develop nutritional guidelines for Texans, with terms extending to 2027 and 2029.

Texas AG Paxton secured a restraining order against Hisense to stop its TVs from using ACR tech to collect data without consent, amid privacy concerns.

A Hearst review found former Texas lawmakers are still spending leftover campaign funds on luxury meals, hotel stays and consultants amid lax rules.