The state will pay four whistleblowers who say they were fired upon reporting Paxton for corruption to the FBI.

They include former Bexar County Democratic Party Chair Juan Manuel Medina and former Democratic Texas House candidate ...

Paxton’s office also waived concerns about potentially burdensome time or financial costs, stating in the Texas Register that their assessment finds “minimal, if any, fiscal impact.” ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will hold a fundraiser in Utah on Thursday for his Republican primary campaign against Sen. John Cornyn, the Deseret News has confirmed with Paxton’s team. The ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will hold a fundraiser in Utah on Thursday for his Republican primary campaign against Sen. John Cornyn, the Deseret News has confirmed with Paxton’s team. The invite ...

A Travis County District Judge has temporarily blocked rules that give Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton meticulous access to the office records of urban district attorneys, some of whom sued ...

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A Texas judge has granted a temporary injunction to Attorney General Ken Paxton’s new rules for prosecutors after a lawsuit by El Paso County and other counties, according to ...

Texas AG Ken Paxton stops San Antonio's 'Reproductive Justice Fund,' citing misuse of public funds for abortion travel, as court temporarily blocks program.

SAN ANTONIO — A Texas court has temporarily stopped the City of San Antonio from funding efforts to help residents travel out of state to get abortions. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the city ...

The decision came after a consolidated hearing in the 419th Civil District Court, where Judge Catherine A. Mauzy heard arguments from multiple counties, including El Paso, Travis, Fort Bend ...

The State of Texas filed motions Wednesday to dismiss the felony securities fraud case against Attorney General Ken Paxton. Over a year ago, Paxton agreed to a deal to pay nearly $300,000 in ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton (R-TX) praised a Thursday decision by Texas’s 15th Court of Appeals that temporarily blocks San Antonio from funding out-of-state abortion travel with taxpayer dollars.