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Early Voting Going Nuts in Williamson, Too
Democrats driving explosive growth at the polls
Williamson County
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Appeals Court Rules Against WilCo Constable: The fight continues
Constable Gary Griffin’s attorney: ‘This case is not over.’
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The Millionaire Who Would Be Constable
Former APD cop wins lottery, settles brutality lawsuit, and embarks on dream of becoming a … constable?
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Constables: The Rodney Dangerfields of Police Work
Constables forced to defend their jobs
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T. Don Hutto: Homeland Security Bars U.N. Inspector
Homeland Security clangs detention center’s door shut on U.N. investigator Jorge Bustamante
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WilCo Budget War Goes to Appeals Court
Constable, county at odds over timing and legality of funding cuts
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Detention Center Lawsuits Begin
ACLU files 10 lawsuits on behalf of immigrant children who were detained at the T. Don Hutto Family Detention Center in Taylor
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WilCo Lawsuit Settlement: Public Information Politics
County commissioners approve settlement of 2005 lawsuit by former sheriff’s office lieutenants against Sheriff James Wilson and county, but why did plaintiffs settle for nothing?
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WilCo Constable Lawsuit: Crying wolf … and mayhem
Courthouse dogs bark that Constable Gary Griffin may have broken law by including mental-health-call-related 911 logs as evidence in his civil case against county
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WilCo Sheriff’s Office Lawsuit: ‘Stuff rolls downhill’
Williamson Co. and its sheriff, James Wilson, could stand trial on civil charges for violating the First Amendment rights of two former deputies and the Texas Whistleblower Act