A district court judge in Texas on Friday refused to grant the state’s attorney general a restraining order that would force Austin and Travis County to discontinue enforcing their mask mandates, according to officials and reports. Travis County district court judge Lora Livingston, during a Friday hearing, decided to set a March 26 trial on the matter, effectively allowing Austin to continue enforcing mask-wearing for at least another two weeks, according to the Austin-American Statesman. “People have been wearing masks for a year. I don’t know that two more weeks is going to matter one way or the other,” Livingston said, according to the outlet. Travis County judge Andy Brown confirmed the fact that the mask mandate remains in effect following Friday’s hearing. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Austin-Travis County on Thursday over its refusal to heed an order by Gov. Gregg Abbott that rescinded the statewide mask-wearing mandate. “I told …