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Austinites may soon have to travel more than 875 miles - one way - to perform an abortion.Driving the news: The US Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared likely to weaken the right to abortion and possibly states to ban the process…

The case before the Supreme Court is about billboards, but the general issues of freedom of expression. AUSTIN, Texas - Austin's Billboard laws made it to the US Supreme Court.…

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court on Friday allowed a Texas law banning most abortions to remain in effect for the time being. But in an unusual move, the judges said they wanted to hear arguments on the case as soon as…

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Abortion providers in Texas again on Thursday urged the U.S. Supreme Court to pass a new state law banning most abortions since early September when deeply divided judges allowed it to go into effect. Since then,…

AUSTIN (KXAN) - The Texas Supreme Court on Sunday issued residence orders and temporarily blocked mask mandates issued by local leaders in San Antonio and Dallas earlier this week. The Texas Attorney General's office posted a…

The Texas Supreme Court has defended Governor Greg Abbott as he stared at local officials who violated his mask ban.On Sunday evening, the All-Republican Supreme Court ruled last week blocked preliminary injunctions issued by two judges…

Texas' abortion law goes into effect while the Supreme Court waits The law would ban abortions as early as the sixth week of pregnancy. Many people don't know they are pregnant for the first six weeks. Austin, Texas - When passed…

When several local Texas governments, including Dallas Counties and Bexar Counties, disregarded Governor Greg Abbott's orders to ban mask mandates, he vowed to bring them to justice. Abbott scored a victory on Sunday - at least for now.…

AUSTIN, Texas - The Texas Supreme Court, made up entirely of Republican judges, ruled Tuesday against the House Democrats, who filed a lawsuit to block their arrests as the quorum continues to be broken. What you need to know The…

AUSTIN (Texas Tribune) - The Texas Supreme Court will determine whether school district masking requirements can be pushed forward despite Governor Greg Abbott. Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a tweet late Friday night…