The suit comes after the American-Statesman reported the county's action in August, after officials had shielded it from public knowledge for months.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Travis County, accusing the county of “violating the Texas Open Meetings Act” when it approved taxpayer money for “security

It could be employees, staff members of the organization, elected officials. It really just depends on the circumstances,” Paul Hopingardner, Travis County’s executive for technology and operations, said. The KVUE Defenders checked other urban Texas ...

AG Ken Paxton sues the Travis County Commissioners for an unauthorized, private meeting violating Texas Open Meetings Act.

Paxton’s lawsuit argues the Commissioners Court violated the Texas Open Meetings Act by failing to give the public adequate notice and being overly vague in the agenda language about what public funds were being used for.

The suit comes after the American-Statesman reported the county's action in August, which officials had shielded from public knowledge for months.

Ken Paxton sues the Travis County Commissioners for conducting an unlawful secret meeting to fund DA security.