Key events that led to Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment
Paxton is only the third Texas official, and second statewide, to be impeached. And the road to this point has been complicated.
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Paxton is only the third Texas official, and second statewide, to be impeached. And the road to this point has been complicated.
The historic impeachment trial for the embattled attorney general is set to begin Sept 5.
The singer's death was announced in a statement posted on his website and social media channels.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, at least 11 children suffered injuries after the highchair separated from the base.
When officers arrived, they found three people inside a vehicle with "apparent gunshot wounds." All were confirmed deceased at the scene.
Over the course of the past month, Paxton's team and the the Texas House members tasked with making the case against the attorney general, have gone back and forth.
When an officer went in to check on the man—who had reportedly been inside the restroom for almost an hour—he was found smoking meth, police said.
We've broken down some of the rules and how it's expected to play out.
A quick look at some of the people who will play a big role when the trial begins Sept. 5.
Mark Lytle, IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley's attorney, pointed to a series of events in April that he says cast doubt on the Justice Department's claims of independence.
Every drowning on Lewisville Lake this summer has had one thing in common – none of the victims were wearing life jackets.
With four weeks until opening day, crews are hard at work setting up the 137th State Fair of Texas.
Police said while it is illegal to possess a firearm on school grounds, they have "not discovered evidence to support any planned act of violence."
On the federal holiday that celebrates workers, many stores will be open during regular business hours.
The biggest question when Micah Parsons entered the NFL two years ago was where he was best suited to play.
