News Organizations Fight to Unseal Attorney General Ken Paxton’s Divo…

News Orgs Fight to Unseal Records in the Paxtons' Divorce Case

This article was first co-published by The Texas Newsroom and ProPublica. A group of state and national media organizations, including The Texas Newsroom, ProPublica and The Texas Tribune, are arguing in court that records in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s divorce case should be made available to the public. The organizations filed their plea to intervene with the Collin County district court handling the Paxtons’ case on Tuesday. The filin…

News organizations fight to unseal Attorney General Ken Paxton’s divo…

The Texas Tribune, Texas Newsroom and ProPublica are among a group of media outlets arguing the records should be made public because the Paxtons are elected officials subject to scrutiny.

ProPublica and Other News Organizations Fight to Unseal Texas AG Ken Paxton’s Divorce Records

A group of eight state and national media organizations are arguing that the records are of public interest, especially in light of Paxton’s bid for a U.S. Senate seat.

News organizations fight to unseal Texas AG Ken Paxton's divorce case records

A group of eight state and national media organizations want the records in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s divorce case released to the public.

News Organizations Petition Judge to Unseal Paxton Divorce Court Records - The Texas Lawbook

Court records and court hearings in the divorce case of Angela Paxton v. Ken Paxton should be open and available to the public, according to a motion filed late Tuesday by The Texas Lawbook and a half-dozen other news media companies, including The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and the Houston Chronicle. In a 14-page plea intervention, the news organizations jointly ask Collin County District Court Judge Ray Wheless to reverse his ear…