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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Friday issued a formal opinion (No. KP-0489) that says state district courts don’t have the judicial authority to direct…
A Texas Attorney General opinion (No. KP-0488) issued on March 5 suggests that some school boards may have sidestepped the requirements in a 2023 law (SB763) on voting whether to allow chaplains — either as volunteers or employees — “to provide support, services and programs as assigned by the board.”
The well reported (and highly controversial) proposal to split Keller ISD into two districts has resulted in a request for a state attorney general’s opinion….
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced today his goal of “protecting women’s sports” has resulted in him demanding documents from the Richardson and Hutto ISDs….
The UIL must ban a student from participating in league activities based on a “valid suspicion” that the athlete is using an anabolic steroid for gender modification purposes, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says in an opinion (No. KP-0481) issued late Thursday afternoon.
Attorney General Ken Paxton announced today he has requested an extensive list of documents from Dallas ISD and Irving ISD to ensure that the districts…
Without comment, the Texas Supreme Court (TSC) on Friday (Jan. 31) let stand an appeals court ruling that the phone logs of communications pertaining to…
An Austin based Spanish language immersion preschool has settled a labor trafficking lawsuit for $250,000, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Wednesday. The settlement, which…
“Boilerplate language” that a public governing body may routinely place on its meeting agenda is “insufficient by itself” to comply with Open Meetings Act (OMA) requirements to alert the public about the subject to be considered during the closed (executive session) portion of the meeting.
A settlement agreement announced this morning by state Attorney General Ken Paxton requires Meta — Facebook’s parent company — to pay Texas $1.4 billion over…
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