Immigrants Keep Saying She’s Ripping Them Off. Why Won’t Texas Stop Her? The attorney general's office once aggressively pursued fraudsters targeting immigrants. Not on Ken Paxton's watch. Texas Observer · Aug 25
Ken Paxton acquittal could quiet future whistleblowers, experts say The Texas attorney general was exonerated by the state Senate, but a lawsuit from former employees still lingers. The Texas Tribune · Sep 22, 2023
“You’re on the clock”: How time constraints are affecting the Paxton impeachment trial The prosecution and the defense were each given 24 hours to present their case and cross examine witnesses. The Texas Tribune · Sep 12, 2023
Documents in abortion pill lawsuit raise questions about ex-husband's claims A Texas man is suing three women he says helped his ex-wife obtain an abortion "without even his knowledge." Experts say documents related to the case suggest he might have known ahead of time. WEKU · Apr 10, 2023
As real estate giant prepares to open first office on Chicago's South Side, residents feel torn about the influx of development CHICAGO — Since moving to Bronzeville in 2007, Vanessa Harris has seen the many vacant lots in the South Side neighborhood get scooped up by developers and turned into $800,000 townhomes, some of them right outside her window. Chicago Tribune · Mar 9, 2023