Paxton agreed to a deal to pay nearly $300,000 in restitution, complete community service and go through ethics training.

The rules require counties with more than 400,000 residents to submit detailed reports and grant the Texas Attorney General's Office access to case files.

A Travis County judge blocked Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton from enforcing new rules and reporting requirements for ...

Hancock has served in the Senate as a representative from the 9th district — based in Tarrant County — since 2013.

A district judge temporarily blocked enforcement of new reporting requirements for district attorneys in the state's highest ...

Taking away in-state tuition rates from undocumented students is cruel and bad policy.

I-40 near the North Carolina state line is closed after a rockslide shutdown the interstate. TDOT crews are waiting for the ...

Ken Paxton Cleared of Charges After Long Battle** In a significant development, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has officially had all felony securities f ...

The dismissal brings about an end to a long-running legal saga involving Paxton, who also faced an impeachment trial on ...

Ten years, $271,000 and 100 hours of community service later, fraud charges brought against Texas Attorney Gen. Ken Paxton have been dismissed by the state. A Collin County grand jury brought the ...

According to the state official, the city is violating the law by engaging with a company that discriminates against the ...

Under the recently adopted rules, district attorneys who represent counties of more than 400,000 residents must submit ...