Overview

• The Texas Department of Public Safety closed the Capitol complex Saturday after identifying a credible threat against lawmakers attending the No Kings protest
• A man was taken into custody during a traffic stop near La Grange later that day, and DPS officials say there is no ongoing threat
• The threat in Texas came hours after a masked gunman in Minnesota allegedly killed state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband and wounded Sen. John Hoffman and his spouse
• The Texas House Democratic Caucus sent Gov. Abbott a letter calling for enhanced safety measures for state lawmakers
• Despite the evacuation, the No Kings demonstration resumed under increased security with no reported incidents