VisitDallas CEO borrowed $225,000 from the nonprofit
Updated Jan. 17, 2:22 p.m.
A VisitDallas spokesman said that the nonprofit’s CEO, Phillip Jones, has repaid the $225,000 in loans that he took from...
Legislator out of jail in time for new session, ‘democracy dollars’...
Special prosecutor Brian Wice, comparing the injustice done to him and his legal team to the Japanese-Americans interned in concentration camps during World War...
Hidalgo chief’s firing continues string of legal problems for law enforcement...
Three months after suspending him during an internal investigation of inappropriate workplace conduct and 11 days after his arrest on a domestic violence charge,...
Farenthold resigns as port authority lobbyist, amid questions about the legality...
Former Texas congressman Blake Farenthold has resigned his $160,000-a-year job lobbying for the Calhoun Port Authority, a month after a local newspaper asked an...
South Texas town pushes to keep public official’s salary private
In a new twist on a controversial public information ruling by the state Supreme Court, the South Texas town of Pharr is seeking to...
Seattle “democracy dollars” case that could influence Austin goes to state...
A recent state of Washington Supreme Court decision could have a significant impact on the Austin City Council’s interest in a controversial Seattle campaign...
School bus camera tickets still raising questions in some parts of...
Updated Jan. 10
Amy Hamilton lives in Elgin, a town on the east side of Austin. Last month she got a collection demand for a...
Good conduct gets legislator out of jail in time for the...
Montgomery County Sheriff Rand Henderson ordered state Rep. Ron Reynolds released from jail Friday after less than four months of incarceration -- and four...
Analysis: Paxton prosecutor misses in comparing lost payday to WWII internment...
Special prosecutor Brian Wice, comparing the injustice done to him and his legal team to the Japanese-Americans interned in concentration camps during World War...
