Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial is getting closer to a verdict. Closing arguments were set for Friday as Paxton faces removal from office over accusations of corruptions and bribery.

Landry: "The trial was unfair and partial. It was rigged from the start and the heist came at the end. It was not, however, the reasons that play out in the narrative of the media."

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick released a lengthy video Sunday going behind the scenes of the Ken Paxton impeachment trial.

Scott Braddock, editor of the Quorum Report, joins the KSAT Q&A to discuss outcomes from Attorney General Ken Paxton’s recent impeachment trial. Further, Braddock speaks about the forthcoming special session in Austin next month.

After the Texas House speaker pushed the impeachment charges and a U.S. senator called him an "embarrassment," Ken Paxton looks to settle the score.

Responding to Paxton's first assistant, Brent Webster, officials in Hegar's office disputed the claim they acted unconstitutionally by withholding Paxton's pay, writing in a response letter that there is a lack of clarity on the "unprecedented situation" and that the state's top accountant doesn't see legal authority for authorizing Paxton's payment.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Comptroller Glenn Hegar continue to dispute whether Paxton should have been paid while his impeachment was