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Public Defender Kelli Childress has said her office has more than 1,000 additional cases eligible for dismissal.

Another 300 dismissals are expected this week, said El Paso County Public Defender Kelli Childress, whose office sought the dismissals.

The rulings mark two more cases where the judge was recused. The DAs office is asking she be removed from all of its cases. Heres what we know.

Alex Fairly said Thursdays hearing boded well for his suit but felt a nominal bond was a great possibility in the case.

The spotlight on police inaction in confronting the Uvalde school shooter grew sharper after a report criticized poor decisions made on the scene.

New Uvalde shooting footage shows police at Robb Elementary School inaction which could possibly qualify as grounds for a criminal probe according to Texas law.

Five days after we published a story about disgraced former Tarrant County medical examiner Nizam Peerwani (“Examining the Evidence,” Mar. 3), an anonymous letter full of accusations about him landed in our office. The sender, going by the name Johnny Hacker, left a nonexistent return address and no documentation to

A new federal law has closed a loophole allowing individuals who physically abuse their domestic partners to still buy or own a gun.

There is no justice in subjecting either women who seek abortion services or those who provide them to possible criminal prosecution.

Following the overturning by the Supreme Court of Roe v. Wade, the district attorneys in Dallas and Tarrant counties issued differing statements on how they...