Shannon Najmabadi | Texas Tribune
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Opponents say its broad legal language could open the door to harassing or frivolous lawsuits that could have a “chilling effect” on abortion providers. -
A new deposition sheds light on the still-murky relationship between Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and real estate investor Nate Paul, a friend and… -
State health officials walked back a plan to cut $15 million in funding from health and safety net programs, including services that offer low-income… -
Tampons and pads are no longer contraband at the upcoming bar exam for aspiring lawyers in Texas.Pausing a practice that critics called retrograde and… -
Seven weeks after Gov. Greg Abbott began allowing businesses to reopen, Texas exceeded another one of his key metrics Wednesday when the seven-day average… -
Texas' Frontline Workers In The Pandemic Are Predominantly Women And People Of Color, Analysis FindsWhen the coronavirus pandemic began, school custodian Crystal Watts was working five days a week, mopping floors, wiping desks and disinfecting every… -
Reversing course, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals said access to pill-induced abortions can be restricted while the state fights the coronavirus… -
The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will allow medication abortions, which involve a patient ingesting pills, to proceed in Texas during the coronavirus… -
University of Texas at Austin President Greg Fenves is leaving the state’s flagship college for Emory University, where he will become president Aug. 1,… -
Seventeen employees at the University of Texas at Austin, including three faculty members and one research fellow, were found to have violated the…
