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AG Paxton: Texas Will Appeal Prison Heat Ruling

by East Texas Review | Jul 19, 2017 | State | 0 |

Attorney General Ken Paxton today voiced his disappointment after a federal judge sided with a...

AG Paxton Nails Collection Attorneys

by East Texas Review | Jul 17, 2017 | Featured, State | 0 |

Obtains $25 Million for the State of Texas in Illegal Debt Collecting Suit Texas Attorney...

Cornyn: Obamacare Continues to Fail Texans

by East Texas Review | Jul 12, 2017 | State | 0 |

‘A small business owner in Donna, Texas, epitomizes this reality in a letter that was written to...

EPA and Texas team up

by East Texas Review | Jul 11, 2017 | State | 0 |

EPA awards over $2.7M to Texas Commission on Environmental Quality The U.S. Environmental...

Patrick Shatters Fundraising Records

by East Texas Review | Jul 11, 2017 | Featured, State | 0 |

Nearly $4 million Raised and Close to $17 million Cash-on-Hand Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick will report having raised just shy of $4,000,000 during the 12-day fundraising reporting period at the end of June. This...

AG Paxton Praises District Court’s Decision on Campus Carry Lawsuit

by East Texas Review | Jul 9, 2017 | State | 0 |

Attorney General Ken Paxton today lauded a federal court decision to dismiss a complaint by three professors at the University of Texas at Austin regarding Senate Bill 11, the campus carry law. In their lawsuit, the professors...

AG Paxton Obtains $900,000 Judgment against Developer of Illegal Subdivision

by East Texas Review | Jul 7, 2017 | State | 0 |

Attorney General Ken Paxton today announced the entry of a $900,000 agreed judgment against Pearland developer Richard J. Burns in connection with his sale of property in an illegal Caldwell County subdivision known as...