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Liffey Valley is in for a treat.

A total of 774 new laws went into effect on Sept. 1, affecting Texans in many areas of their lives, the Austin American-Statesman reported. The new laws concern property taxes, registration fees and voting access, among other issues. Several have drawn court challenges from opponents.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] Opinions San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

A total of 774 new laws went into effect on Sept. 1, affecting Texans in many areas of their lives, the Austin American-Statesman reported. The new laws concern property taxes,

Evidence has been stacking up against one of Texas’ most influential Republicans, but will more than two-thirds of the state’s deep-red Senate vote for his removal?

Brian Snyder/ReutersTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s political career has been crashing down around him for months, with the once-powerful Republican’s fall from grace capped this summer when dozens of members of his own party voted to impeach him.The impeachment vote followed a slew of allegations against the 60-year-old, primarily that he used his position to try and thwart a federal fraud probe into one of his pals and top donors, the now-arrested real estate tycoon Nate Paul...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxtons accusers say impeachment charges dont tell the full story of how the three-term Republican reaped the benefits of elected office. Paxton is set to stand

Case includes charges of bribery, favors, an affair and an Uber alias

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's accusers say impeachment charges don't tell the full story of how the three-term Republican reaped the benefits of elected office.

The suspended attorney general has been ordered to appear in the Texas Senate chamber to answer to 16 allegations of misconduct that were approved by the House in May.

Twenty articles of impeachment accuse Paxton of bribery and abuse of office that span years of highly publicized criminal and whistleblower accounts.