Chuck Lindell

The chief justice of the Texas Supreme Court called on the Legislature to pass two bills that would expand online access to court proceedings.

A Democrat delayed a vote on SB 1 for 15 hours during a filibuster meant to call attention to opposed provisions of the GOP voting and elections bill.

Early voting starts Monday for eight amendments proposed for the Texas Constitution. Here is what you need to know to help you cast your vote.

The law, which was to take effect Thursday, allows social media users to sue large platforms if they are blocked or their viewpoints are removed.

Attorney General Ken Paxton asks the state’s highest criminal court to reconsider a decision that stripped his power to prosecute election law crimes.

The ruling upholds an injunction allowing mask mandates in 19 school districts and Austin Community College, but the Texas Supreme Court awaits.

In twin 5-4 rulings, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rejects free-speech challenge to the state’s electronic harassment law.

Parents of children killed in the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary said their defamation claims do not belong in bankruptcy court.

The State Bar of Texas argues that AG Ken Paxton’s election fraud claims, made in a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court, were dishonest.

Alex Jones is being sued by two parents of Sandy Hook Elementary for defamation, claiming the attack was a hoax and for creating a pattern of lies.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton objected to a court ruling that said his office lacks the authority to unilaterally prosecute election crimes.

Republican incumbent Ken Paxton was running ahead of Democrat Rochelle Garza in the race for Texas attorney general.