Austin gun-rights advocate Michael Cargill must meet strict court deadlines after his bankruptcy case was reinstated.

Fourteen plaintiffs allege Faith Baptist Church bears responsibility after child sexual abuse material was found in former pastor David Walther's possession.

Mike Ayala promised guaranteed returns, but the SEC says Wavemark bought no mobile homes and used investor money for other expenses.

A federal judge ruled heat in Texas prisons violates the Eighth Amendment and ordered TDCJ to install air conditioning by the end of 2029.

The shooting of Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez happened after a surge in ICE arrests in Austin this summer.

At The Island on Lake Travis, concerns about the building's condition are growing as owners debate how much repairs will cost.

Tera-print claims Tesla and SpaceX’s Terafab project could confuse consumers with its Tera-Fab laboratory printers.

A federal indictment names 14 defendants in an Austin marijuana case, while forfeiture filings list luxury vehicles, aircraft and cash.

The Justice Department declined to pursue charges tied to StoryBuilt's collapse, prompting the FBI to close its investigation of the Austin homebuilder.

Federal filings tie an alleged Austin drug organization to cash, aircraft, yachts, luxury cars, firearms and a Lake Travis property.

Hemp businesses say Texas regulators are enforcing an undefined trace-amounts standard in a way that ignores Legislature's intent.

Court records describe efforts to obtain technology from an Austin-area supplier for a sanctioned Russian manufacturer.

A Travis County judge is considering a restraining order after hemp sellers argued Texas’ undefined trace-amounts standard threatens their businesses.

Meta’s proposed $17.1 billion settlement would send Texas more than $1 billion while imposing new restrictions on teen accounts.

A Texas federal judge grills international investors seeking to squeeze a deposition out of a highly protected Austin area medical insider.

A Texas appeals court upheld most of the Sandy Hook parents’ win but reduced punitive damages against Jones and Free Speech Systems.

Philips is trying to block investors from deposing a former medical affairs director in Austin over its recalled sleep apnea devices.

AI Infrastructure Partners co-founders William Woodruff and Jason Frank are battling over control of the Austin company.

Texas says the gaming company ignored dozens of discovery requests as it presses claims the platform hid predator risks from parents.

An Austin woman says a hemp-labeled gummy was far more potent than advertised and caused repeated psychotic episodes and hospitalizations.