Judge issues 11th-hour delay in execution of Texas man Robert Roberson who would be 1st in U.S. put to death in shaken baby syndrome case.

Once more, the Federal Court of Appeals in New Orleans is weighing the fate of more than a half million so-called Dreamers ...

A Travis County judge granted a Texas House committee’s last-minute temporary restraining order request against the state ...

A last-ditch effort to stop Texas from executing an autistic man in a shaken baby case stretched into the final hours Thursday night as one judge granted an extraordinary maneuver by lawmakers to ...

A judge has granted a request from Texas lawmakers to delay the execution of a man scheduled to become the first person in ...

Judge issues dramatic 11th-hour delay in execution of Texas father in ‘shaken baby syndrome’ case - It’s not clear how long ...

The Supreme Court declined to step in but Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked Gov. Greg Abbott to issue a 30-day reprieve.

Hours after the original execution time of 6 p.m. local time had passed in Texas, Roberson had remained in a prison holding cell a few feet from the death chamber at the Walls Unit in Hunstville.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has squashed a district court’s ruling in a lawsuit filed over Texas’ election integrity law that went into effect in September 2021.

A Texas judge has granted a temporary injunction, delaying 57-year-old Robert Roberson's execution in a shocking move hours ...