Oura filed a patent infringement lawsuit in Texas federal court seeking to block U.S. sales of Ultrahuman's redesigned Ring Pro smart ring, alleging it violates two of Oura's patents. The suit also names Plano-based electronics manufacturer SVTronics as a defendant.
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A judge in Angelina County ruled that an ethylene pipeline operated by Westlake Chemical can continue operating despite an easement dispute with a neighboring pipeline owner. The ruling prevents a potential shutdown that could have caused hundreds of layoffs at Westlake's Longview facility.
more than 400 people for potential immediate layoffs at Westlake facility
Judge Todd Kassaw, 159th District Court judge in Angelina County; Larry Wright, Owner of Express H2O Pipeline and ROW LLC; Westlake Chemical OpCo, Operator of the ethylene pipeline and 1 more
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan rejected a request from surrogate McKenna West to intervene in a custody case. West had sought conservatorship over a child born to a California couple in Dallas after disagreeing with the parents' medical care decisions.
Elena Kagan, U.S. Supreme Court Justice; McKenna West, surrogate; Nausheen Gilkar, intended parent and 2 more
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A Travis County jury found Daniel Perry not guilty of a misdemeanor deadly conduct charge on October 22, 2026, stemming from his 2020 fatal shooting of Garrett Foster during a Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Austin. Perry had previously been convicted of murder in Foster's death and sentenced to 25 years in prison, but Texas Gov. Greg Abbott granted him a full pardon in May 2024. Prosecutors then pursued the separate misdemeanor charge.
Daniel Perry, defendant; Garrett Foster, person fatally shot in 2020; Travis County jury, rendered not guilty verdict and 4 more
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The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld Ronald Haskell's capital murder conviction and death sentence for the July 9, 2014 killings of six members of the Stay family in Spring, rejecting seven claims he raised in his automatic appeal.
Ronald Lee Haskell, defendant; convicted of capital murder; Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, ruled on appeal; Cassidy Stay, survivor of the 2014 killings and 2 more
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A Nueces County jury found Eva Rosa, 41, of Bishop guilty of intoxication manslaughter in the September 2024 death of Border Patrol Agent Brandon Brown and sentenced her to seven years in prison on Wednesday.
Eva Rosa, defendant, sentenced to seven years for intoxication manslaughter; Brandon Brown, Border Patrol agent, killed in head-on collision; Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, investigating the crash
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A bankruptcy judge ruled that Camp Mystic, where 28 people died in flash floods, must have new management independent of the Eastland family that owned and ran the camp. The judge gave the family until October 28 to accept the requirements or face court-appointed oversight.
26-90621 for bankruptcy case number
US Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez, Judge who issued the ruling; Richard Eastland, Co-owner and operator of Camp Mystic (died in the flood); Camp Mystic, Girls camp affected by floods and 2 more
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Rene Antonio Melendez, 34, was sentenced to 21 years in federal prison for conspiracy to distribute fentanyl that caused a fatal overdose in Laredo in March 2023. He pleaded guilty to the charges in June 2026.
$80 for drug purchase amount victim arranged
Rene Antonio Melendez, Defendant, sentenced to 21 years in federal prison; U.S. District Judge Diana Saldaña, Judge who ordered prison sentence
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The Texas Hemp Constitutional Alliance and Green Nation, a hemp product manufacturer and retailer based in Tyler, filed a lawsuit in Travis County challenging Texas Department of State Health Services rules on consumable hemp products that took effect March 31.
4000% for administrative fees increase for manufacturers
Texas Hemp Constitutional Alliance, plaintiff; Green Nation, plaintiff; Stephanie Muth, interim executive director of HHSC, named defendant and 2 more
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