Judge orders Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office to pay nearly $7M to whistleblowers
AUSTIN, Texas — A Travis County judge has ordered the Texas Attorney General's Office to pay nearly $7 million to the whistleblowers in his office who reported him to the FBI. The whistleblowers initially sued, claiming they were improperly fired.
More than 100 felony cases since 2021 had bonds modified or charges dropped as a result of the Travis County District ...
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Texas AMBER Alert: Woman charged with capital murder in mother's deathAn Austin woman is accused of shooting and killing her mother at her Rockdale home Monday evening. She is currently charged ...
The new development, named Cairn Point Montopolis, will be located just north of Austin's airport near the Montopolis ...
Eviction filings were up about 25% in 2024 compared to the year before. An eviction filing does not mean a renter was ...
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1 dead in East Travis County motorcycle crashA motorcyclist is dead after a crash in east Travis County early Sunday morning, according to Austin Travis County EMS.
Will Travis County taxpayers be on the hook for missed deadlines by District Attorney José Garza that have left defendants ...
Austin-Travis County EMS said one person was dead after a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle on Interstate 35 at approximately 1:25 a.m. Saturday.
On March 25, the Travis County Commissioners Court was packed, seats filled with public defenders, paralegals, social workers ...
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The DA's office was attempting to prevent KVUE from getting a hold of records detailing secret security spending.
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