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Shanna Granger accused the agency of terminating an Oktoberfest agreement without due process or a valid reason.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton has now targeted seven school districts over alleged electioneering in what he calls an effort to stop elections from being “illegally swayed by public officials improperly using state resources.” Those school districts are responding.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton has now sued seven school district across the state, accusing them of violating state law by sharing messaging related to school vouchers ahead of the March primaries.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office announced it has ordered a writ of injunction to resolve its lawsuit against Denton ISD.
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Paxton, a Republican who has worked for years to block gender-affirming care for minors, has begun targeting out-of-state clinics and organizations that work with transgender youth.
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The attorney general has now sued four North Texas school districts in the past week, alleging their messages encouraging voting in the March 5 primary elections violate the state's Election Code.
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Wednesday evening's lawsuit comes six days after the attorney general sued Denton ISD over administrator emails encouraging staff to vote in the Republican primary in support of public schools.
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A jury found three Dallas police officers liable for Timpa's 2016 death. Wednesday's partial settlement goes to Timpa's teenage son and two other plaintiffs in his family's wrongful death lawsuit.
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The letter from nine members of the state's congressional delegation comes as the state fights a nearly 13-year-old federal class action suit over alleged failures to ensure the wellbeing of children in foster care.
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The father of a man killed last year while police chased another vehicle has filed a lawsuit against the city of Fort Worth.
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The case contesting Deputy Constable John Wright’s eligibility for Precinct 8 constable will continue to trial March 1, after 48th District Court Judge Chris Taylor denied a request to throw it out.
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David Seibolt of Johnson County, Kansas, was giving a presentation in a second floor conference room of the Sandman Signature Hotel in downtown Fort Worth when the Jan. 8 explosion occurred, giving him "serious injuries to his head and body in general."