A similar lawsuit against Harris County was rejected by a judge in December.
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Texans shouldnโt expect Supreme Court ruling against tariffs to bring prices down soon, economists say
The order wiped out many of the Trump administration’s tariffs, but Trump promised Friday to find other ways to restore them.
Texas sues Dow, claiming โhabitualโ pollution violations at Gulf Coast chemical plant
Local citizens who are preparing their own lawsuit against the chemical giant say Attorney General Ken Paxtonโs suit could shield Dow from bigger penalties.
GOP attorney general candidates tout conservative bona fides at only debate in primary to succeed Ken Paxton
All four candidates are vying to prove they are the heir apparent to Paxton, who has solidified the office as a juggernaut in the conservative legal movement.
Texas AG Ken Paxton files second suit targeting Muslim housing project in North Texas
Paxton began investigating the East Plano Islamic Center in March for potential violations of consumer protection laws.
What to know about county offices on Texasโ March 3 primary ballot
Early voting begins on Tuesday. Hereโs a look at what the officials elected to several local offices oversee.
Aaron Reitz, Paxtonโs endorsed successor, vows to โdestroy the leftโ if elected Texas attorney general
Reitz believes the nation is at war with liberals, and the best bulwark against them is a fully empowered Texas attorney generalโs office โ with him at the helm.
Texas 15th Court of Appeals primaries: Who is running and what to know
Voters statewide elect three justices to the new 15th Court of Appeals, created in 2023. Gov. Greg Abbottโs GOP appointees face their first election for six-year terms.
Early voting for the Texas 2026 primaries is underway. Hereโs what to know.
Early voting in person runs from Feb. 17-27. This guide explains your rights at Texas polls.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accuses Dallas of spending too little on police
In a new lawsuit, Paxton accused city officials of under-calculating how much money should go to law enforcement under a voter-backed provision.



