AG Ken Paxton Weighs in on Fight Between Dallas and Retirement Fund
The city of Dallas and its employee retirement fund have been in a legal battle for years. Now, the attorney general is giving his two cents to the Texas Supreme Court.
The city of Dallas and its employee retirement fund have been in a legal battle for years. Now, the attorney general is giving his two cents to the Texas Supreme Court.
A suspect was arrested late Wednesday night for the shooting at Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas, the second North Texas school shooting this week.
A free speech group has put West Texas A&M University, which recently canceled a student drag show, on notice.
After being in prison for 25 years for a murder he didn’t commit, a Dallas man is exonerated and set free.
Three years ago, on March 22, 2020, Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins made an announcement that would take the COVID-19 pandemic from the front pages into North Texas homes.
Proposed legislation looks to offer the cryptocurrency industry a warm Texas welcome.
The student killed on Monday at Lamar High School in Arlington has been identified. The alleged shooter is still being detained in Tarrant County.
From Jan. 6 insurrectionists to Patriot Front propagandists, Texas is a hotbed for white supremacy and extremism.
A suspect has been arrested and two students are recovering following a shooting on the campus of Lamar High School in Arlington.
Bump stock sales have resumed in Texas, worrying gun-control advocates. Meanwhile, gun rights advocates say they’re still “in the crosshairs of the federal government.”
If you file too many complaints with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, you could get slapped with a fine under Senate Bill 471.
Library books, social media, gender-affirming care and separation of church and state are all targets of Sen. Paxton’s during the current legislative session.
A new long-range electric bus for DART should soon provide answers for what the future of mass transit in Dallas will look like.
For more than two years, it hasn’t exactly been easy to watch a Mavericks, Rangers or Stars game on television. That probably isn’t going to change any time soon.
For the second time in less than a decade, the will of the people in Denton is being denied.
Tyler Republican Rep. Matt Schaefer’s proposed House Bill 20 is unconstitutional and would lead to racial profiling, some say.
Dallas is working to install 40 air quality monitors throughout the city by the end of the year that will give residents a better understanding of what their air is really like.
A new bill filed by a conservative Texas lawmaker Steve Toth would give drag show opponents a new reason to “be the police,” the owner of a Dallas gay bar says.
A new attack ad takes aim at Uvalde U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales, whom the Republican Party of Texas recently censured.
Residents in Dallas’ Tenth Street Historic District want the city to do more to protect their neighborhood.
Police have made yet another arrest of yet another man they say supplied fentanyl to Carrollton teens.
Some Texas Republicans are locking horns over a bill that would create a referendum on secession.