Paxton alleges TexAM illegally operated as an unlicensed university while using branding that created confusion with Texas A&M University.
Texans race against the clock as the Public Utility Commission’s decision dates approach.
The city filed a lawsuit in Travis County to validate bonds that voters have twice rejected.
Local residents say they are opposed to the proposed project due to its proximity to the high school.
William “Billy” Durning is suspected of sexually exploiting hundreds of female students in multiple Texas school districts and sports clubs.
The group allegedly misled donors while funneling millions to groups it publicly condemns.
Texas Sands PAC’s unusually large investment in Railroad Commissioner Jim Wright raises new questions about the expanding political reach of casino-backed money in Texas politics.
The agreement stems from a years-long investigation into alleged Medicaid fraud tied to sex-change procedures on minors.
Critics warn that this expansion sets a precedent for bureaucrats to pursue other large-scale projects with little accountability.
Haley Radabaugh is the second district teacher charged this year with child grooming.
Feds say a violent online network known as “764” is targeting and pressuring children to hurt themselves or others and provide explicit photos.
The antitrust settlement is projected to bring down the cost of chicken, turkey, and pork for consumers.
