Attorney General Greg Abbott
Gov. Perry Tours Granbury Neighborhood Hit By Tornado
GRANBURY (AP) – Gov. Rick Perry says the tornado-wrought devastation in a North Texas neighborhood is almost incomprehensible. Perry toured Granbury on Friday, two days after a tornado left six people dead in the city […]
Perry, Dewhurst Headline Texas Anti-Abortion Rally
Top Texas Republicans are joining abortion opponents for an Austin rally marking the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade U.S. Supreme Court decision.
Texas AG Reaches Settlement On Alleged Fraud
Attorney General Greg Abbott’s office announced the deal on Friday with Pfizer Inc. and Endo Pharmaceuticals. Each company will pay $18.1 million and attorney’s fees.
Texas Spends Millions Suing Federal Government
The Texas attorney general’s office has filed 24 lawsuits against the federal government since President Barack Obama took office — litigation that has cost the state $2.58 million and more than 14,113 hours working those cases.
Judge Denies Stay Of Voter Registration Order
A federal judge has denied the state of Texas a stay of his injunction that blocks enforcement of parts of the state’s new voter registration laws.
New Utility Bill Payment Scam
The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) and Attorney General Greg Abbott issued a consumer alert Monday regarding a utility bill payment scam.
State Asks Judge To Stay Voter Registration Order
The state of Texas wants a federal judge to stay his injunction blocking enforcement of parts of the state’s new voter registration laws.
Federal Judge Warns Texas About Voter ID Case
A federal court has warned Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to turn over evidence in the Voter ID case or the law will not be in effect by November.


















