Fugitive Unit Arrests More Than 18,000, Convicts Hundreds of Predators
Additionally, the Fugitive Apprehension Unit has recovered 186 missing and endangered children throughout the state.
Texas Investigates the American Bar Association
The investigation will examine whether accreditation requirements have unlawfully restricted competition.
AG Paxton Announces Identification of Remains of Texas State Student
Landry, a 21-year-old Texas State University student, disappeared while driving from San Marcos to his family home in Missouri City, Texas.
Texas Investigates AI Data Center Over Potential Misuse of Land
In 1999, the Bland Family conveyed the property to the Texas Parks and Recreation Foundation “to be held in trust for future use as parkland” by Williamson County for $10. The property subsequently changed hands several times, including a transfer to the City of Taylor in 2003.
CONSUMER ALERT: Scam Alleging Website Privacy Violations
Senders may claim that these tools constitute unlawful “wiretapping” under California law and demand immediate payment to avoid litigation.
Arrest of Foreign Nationals Who Voted Illegally in the 2024 Election
Attorney General Paxton had previously announced investigations into potential noncitizens voting in the 2024 election.
Texas Makes History as First State to Hold TikTok Accountable for Harm to Children
District Judge Cory Liu has found TikTok liable for lying about its safety standards and concealing the truth about the prevalence of inappropriate and explicit material.
Texas Sues Amazon for Rigging Advertising Auctions
Amazon applies hidden surcharges and undisclosed “soft reserve” prices that push the winner’s cost up toward its own maximum bid—by roughly 17% on ordinary shopping days and more than 25% during peak events like Prime Day.
Texas Investigates TriWest Over Wrongful Denial of TRICARE Claims
TriWest is a private company contracted by the U.S. government to administer health care programs for military members, veterans, and their families.
Texas Appeals Massachusetts Court Order That Unlawfully Blocks Enforcement of Texas Consumer Protection Law
In April 2026, Texas Attorney General sued ActBlue in Texas state court under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
Baby Gabriel Receives Life-Saving Surgery
The order ensured that baby Gabriel received life-sustaining medical care and prevented anyone from withholding treatment or removing him from the state while the case was pending.
Texas Secures Life Sentence Without Parole for Houston County Murderer
AG Paxton’s office secured a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole for a man convicted of brutally murdering a Houston County resident during a home invasion.
Texas AG Send More Than 110 Cities from Illegally Raising Taxes
This action follows Attorney General Paxton’s investigation of over 1,000 Texas cities and his previous letters stopping other cities from illegally raising taxes.
AG Paxton Secures Emergency Court Order Ensuring Baby Receives Life-Saving Care
While the surrogate mother of baby Gabriel has traveled to Texas for protection and care for Gabriel, the intended parents have refused to agree that they will consent to the life-saving surgery for Gabriel after he is born.
Texas AG Investigates American Academy of Pediatrics
Attorney General Ken Paxton launched an investigation into the American Academy of Pediatrics over concerns that the organization may be promoting and recommending childhood vaccines for financial gain.
Texas AG Investigates Manufacturers Over “Heart Healthy” Labeling
Mounting evidence suggests many “heart-healthy”-labeled products fall short of the promise consumers rely on.
State of Texas Investigates Puppy Mills
The investigation will also examine Lone Star Pups' “10 Year Health Guarantee,” which the company markets as a warranty standing behind the health of every puppy it sells.
Cold Case Unit Identifies Remains of Missing Trafficking Victim Kristen Galvan
Anyone with information regarding Kristen Galvan is encouraged to contact the OAG Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit.
Texas Investigates LinkedIn for Advertising Fake and Misleading Job Opportunities
LinkedIn has marketed its paid Premium subscription services to job seekers who have the expectation that the platform’s job listings represent legitimate, active hiring opportunities.
Secures $45 Million Settlement with Cash App
This settlement resolves allegations that the company misled consumers about the safety of its platform and failed to provide protection and resolution from fraud as marketed and required by law.