Legal Profiles

Encore! Encore! Igloo Debuts Two New Renditions Of The Grateful Dead Playmate Coolers

July 7, 2022 (Katy, Texas) – Today, Igloo released two more coolers honoring the Grateful Dead’s legacy. Igloo’s expanded Grateful Dead cooler collection includes new, special-edition Playmates designed with tie-dye prints and dancing bears artwork made famous by the legendary rock […]

Volunteers Needed To Deliver Meals On Wheels

HOUSTON— Northwest Assistance Ministries’ (NAM’s) Meals on Wheels (MOW) program is urgently in need of volunteers to assist with delivering meals to homebound seniors after resuming its daily meal deliveries last month.  During the height of the pandemic shut-down, NAM […]

Comptroller Glenn Hegar Distributes $1 Billion in Monthly Sales Tax Revenue to Local Governments

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar

(AUSTIN) — Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced today he will send cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose taxing districts $1.03 billion in local sales tax allocations for July, 15.3 percent more than in July 2021.  These allocations are based on […]

AG Paxton Pushes Back Against Court Decision Threatening Religious Liberty

AG Ken Paxton

AUSTIN –Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joined an Oklahoma-led multistate amicus brief urging an en banc rehearing of a decision by the Denver-based U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals that threatens the freedom of religious groups to select their own […]

AG Paxton Fights EPA Over Unconstitutional Regulation of Power Plants

AG Ken Paxton

AUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wrote a letter to Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding its Federal Implementation Plan addressing regional ozone transport for the 2015 Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard. The EPA proposes fossil fuel-fired power […]

AG Paxton Asks Court to Rehear Decision Giving One State Power to Regulate Other States’ Climate Policies

AG Ken Paxton

AUSTIN –Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joined an Indiana-led multistate amicus brief urging an en banc rehearing of a decision by the Boston-based U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals that threatens to allow one state—Rhode Island—to effectively set other states’ climate policies.    […]