Judge orders Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office to pay nearly $7M to whistleblowers
AUSTIN, Texas — A Travis County judge has ordered the Texas Attorney General's Office to pay nearly $7 million to the whistleblowers in his office who reported him to the FBI. The whistleblowers initially sued, claiming they were improperly fired.
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The DA's office was attempting to prevent KVUE from getting a hold of records detailing secret security spending.
More than 100 felony cases since 2021 had bonds modified or charges dropped as a result of the Travis County District ...
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Will Travis County taxpayers be on the hook for missed deadlines by District Attorney José Garza that have left defendants ...
According to organizers, the job fair would be at the Travis County Administrative Building, located at 700 Lavaca Street.
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Texas Education Agency can release schools’ 2023 performance ratings, appeals court rulesTexas families have not received a full picture of their schools’ ratings since 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic and ...
A man who served more than 10 years in prison for an aggravated assault conviction before being released on bond in 2022 has ...
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