An attorney for defendant Joshua Allen is asking a federal judge to push back trial and pretrial deadlines in the criminal case against him, arguing a Bexar County court order freezing his assets has left him unable to pay his defense team and related costs.
A federal prosecutor filed a status update Tuesday saying there are no current plea negotiations with defendants Joshua Allen and Michael Cox in a criminal case pending in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.
The order, signed June 12, 2026, by Judge Norma Gonzales of the 131st Judicial District Court, blocks Allen, his company Allen Financial Agency, and Landzacha Holdings from selling, transferring, or otherwise moving any assets while the case moves toward trial.
Texas Tech’s dispute with Big 12 peers escalated after Texas AG Ken Paxton sent a letter warning the conference not to sanction the school for continuing to support quarterback Brendan Sorsby.
The System Resiliency Plans webpage allows users to view overviews of approved utility plans, who they benefit and how they will improve the reliability and resiliency of the electric grid.
A court-appointed receiver is asking a San Antonio judge to immediately freeze the assets of a Lubbock man accused of helping orchestrate a massive Ponzi scheme that wiped out the retirement savings of more than 300 people.
Soccer’s biggest tournament is kicking off in the United States this week for the first time since 1994, and officials are warning fans to watch out for scammers.
Seminole EMS Director Carly French testifies before the Texas House Committee on Public Health, asking the legislature to consider changes to rules surrounding a grant that helps rural EMS agencies purchase new ambulances.
Governor Greg Abbott today received a briefing and updated Texans on the state’s response following confirmation of a New World Screwworm (NWS) detection in Texas.
NWS flies were endemic in Texas and many southern states until their eradication from the U.S. mainland in 1966. That outbreak is estimated to have cost $800 million in today’s dollars.
Lin Zhou, vice president for Information Technology, Chief Information Officer and executive director of AI & Quantum Computing at Texas Tech University, has been appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott to the Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee.
The annual Texas tradition of Free Fishing Day arrives at public waterways throughout the state on Saturday, June 6. Texans and out-of-state visitors can cast their lines without a fishing license on a public waterway each year on the first Saturday in June.
Gov. Abbott and the Texas Veterans Commission announced $40.8 million in Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grants will support 190 grants to 160 organizations across the state.
A preliminary federal investigation report has found that the small plane that crashed while carrying five people from Amarillo to a pickleball tournament near Austin last month broke apart midair.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection awarded a $1.7 billion federal contract listed for border wall construction in the Big Bend region, fueling public confusion over the project after a previous assurance from a top agency official that no barriers would be built at the region’s national park.
Paxton wants to make sure the district is displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms, a requirement that comes from Senate Bill 10, which took effect in September.
A tornado-producing thunderstorm left at least two people dead in northern Texas and displaced at least 20 families, with many homes sustaining major damage, authorities said Sunday.
As more families receive state approval for the Texas Education Freedom Accounts, companies are reminding parents that the money can be used to pay for therapy as well as tuition.
Counter-drone lasers will now be able to be used along the southern border. The Federal Aviation Administration agreed with the Pentagon on Friday that they are safe, so additional airspace closures aren’t expected.
A Travis County district judge has temporarily lifted a statewide ban on the sale of natural smokeable hemp products, such as flower buds and rolled joints, until at least April 23.
Shallowater’s head basketball coach and his family are recovering from a serious crash, and they say their community is the reason they’re getting through it.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has positioned himself as the grassroots favorite in the runoff election to determine the party's Senate nominee. The election is May 26 and Paxton is trying to unseat John Cornyn.
