Ken Paxton

You can change your name, but in many U.S. states you can’t completely shed your old one — something that’s of particular concern to transgender people and that legislators in at least two states are trying to change.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faced questions about a $3 million settlement between his office and four ex-staffers who accused him of corruption. The question from lawmakers: Will taxpayers be on the hook for the pay out?

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faced questions about a $3 million settlement between his office and four ex-staffers who accused him of corruption. The question from lawmakers: Will taxpayers be on the hook for the pay out? Political Reporter Julie Fine reports.

Justice Department officials in Washington have taken over the corruption investigation into Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, removing the case from the hands of the federal prosecutors in Texas who’d long been leading the the probe.

CVS and Walgreens recently announced their willingness to aid the Biden Administration’s radical abortion agenda by selling abortion pills via mail.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has agreed to apologize and pay $3.3 million in taxpayer money to four former staffers who accused him of corruption in 2020, igniting an ongoing FBI investigation of the three-term Republican.

State regulators called for the state to investigate Atmos Energy for failing to deliver natural gas to North Texas residents during the recent cold snap.

State regulators called for an investigation into Atmos Energy for failing to deliver natural gas to North Texans during the recent cold snap.

The office of Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton this summer sought data on how many people had changed the gender information on their driver’s license, according to a Washington Post report.

Voters approved third terms for the governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general. While Democrats did better than expected nationally– they still have not won a statewide race in Texas for decades. Political reporter Julie Fine looks at what is next.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won reelection Tuesday, adding to Republicans’ decades of dominance in the state’s top offices despite a slew of legal problems and dysfunction in his agency.

Republican Texas attorney General Ken Paxton returns for a third term as the state’s top law official, and NBC 5’s Evan Anderson is here with more.

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won a third term in Tuesday’s midterm elections under the cloud of an FBI investigation and dysfunction in his office that Democrats believe have opened an opportunity to end decades of GOP power in the state. NBC 5’s Scott Gordon reports from Paxton’s watch party in Plano and NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero from Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza’s watch...

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sought a third term in Tuesday’s midterm elections under the cloud of an FBI investigation and dysfunction in his office that Democrats believe have opened an opportunity to end decades of GOP power in the state.

Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has weathered a storm of troubles like few other elected officials in the U.S., is hoping to win his third term Tuesday if he can hold off Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza, a first-time candidate and former ACLU attorney.

Garza’s campaign is focused on reproductive freedoms, voting rights and Attorney General Paxton’s own legal past.

A federal judge in Amarillo ruled protections for transgender employees laid out by the Biden Administration go too far. The ruling is tied to a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

As Ken Paxton seeks to fend off legal troubles and win a third term as Texas’ top law enforcement official, his agency has come unmoored by disarray behind the scenes

Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton quashed a subpoena Tuesday that apparently caused him to run from his home Monday morning as a process server tried to deliver the documents that would have compelled him to testify in an abortion access case.

A Texas judge has thrown out a lawsuit that the state bar brought seeking to discipline the top deputy to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over the Republican’s failed effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election based on bogus claims of fraud.