The City of Houston’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) has declined to investigate Mayor John Whitmire’s $60,000 taxpayer-funded contract for a city …
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A new Texas law transferring the licensing and inspection of food trucks from local health departments to the Texas Department of State …
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a nearly $34 million settlement with AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP over allegations that the company used an …
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Texans voiced growing concerns about the expansion of artificial intelligence data centers, while the Texas House Natural Resources Committee examined their potential …
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Four Houston-area residents charged with flying drones near FIFA Fan Festival
by LAWIN.newsby LAWIN.newsFour Houston-area residents face federal charges after authorities accused them of flying drones without authorization in restricted airspace near the FIFA World …
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has confirmed that Lake Meredith is fully infested with zebra mussels after surveys found an established …
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The Texas State Board of Education on Friday approved new curriculum standards that require public schools to include Christian Bible stories in …
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Residents of Houston’s Cottage Grove neighborhood continue to seek infrastructure improvements after years of delays, even as the City Council approved a …
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo announced plans to build a $300 million agricultural complex along Highway 288 in south Houston, with …
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Texas AG Ken Paxton launches probe into Carnival Cruise Line data breach
by LAWIN.newsby LAWIN.newsTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Monday that his office is investigating Carnival Corporation following an April 2026 data breach that exposed …