San Antonio may develop a sports and entertainment district, with Councilmember Viagran urging prompt negotiations with the Spurs for the project's advancement.

Texas AG Paxton has filed a lawsuit to declare the seats of absentee Democrat legislators vacant, accusing them of abandoning their duties and sabotaging the constitutional process.

Texas AG Paxton and Speaker Burrows are legally pursuing Democrat legislators who fled to block a vote, enforcing arrest warrants to compel their return.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Texas Majority PAC, suspecting illegal coordination and bribery linked to Democratic lawmakers and George Soros.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton leads AGs calling Congress to oppose "shield laws" protecting abortion providers, following the SCOTUS decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court upholds Texas voter ID law for mail-in voting, a victory for Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Texas AG Ken Paxton takes legal action against absent Democratic Rep. Gene Wu, supporting Governor Abbott's efforts to hold 'runaway' legislators accountable by approaching the Supreme Court with a quo warranto petition.

Texas receives a federal waiver to modify SNAP benefits, barring sweetened drinks and candy purchases starting April 1, 2026, aiming to promote healthier eating among recipients.

Texas AG Ken Paxton seeks to have the seats of absent Texas House Democrats declared vacant for abandoning duty, escalating a political standoff over legislative majority and quorum breaking.

Governor Abbott directed the Texas Rangers to investigate Texas House Democrats for potential bribery related to their absence for quorum. The investigation seeks to find if they received funds for avoiding legislative duties.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces a TEF loan for a 456 MW natural gas power plant in Houston by NRG Energy Inc., expected to launch by Summer 2026 for reliable energy supply.

AG Ken Paxton criticizes Texas House Democrats for leaving the state to avoid quorum, calling it a "cowardly desertion" and a "publicity stunt" on his official website.

Governor Abbott has threatened legal action against Democrat lawmakers who fled Texas to block legislation, implying they could lose their seats and face felony charges.