Governor Abbott appointed Dan Simons as a judge in Harris County, bringing a veteran lawyer with a diverse background, including military service, to the 496th Judicial District Court.

The City of San Antonio announces fiscal year 2026 Artist Grants for local creatives, with applications starting January 13 through February 21, 2025, and council approval in September.

Justin Hajek was named Employee of the Month in Seguin for his exemplary dedication at the Seguin Events Complex, going above his duties especially during staff shortages.

League City's Public Art Gallery presents "Small Works by Great Minds," an exhibit showcasing over 80 artworks of a maximum size of 12x12 inches from local artists. The gallery is open to the public for free with special events planned.

SAPD and Crime Stoppers seek tips in the 2017 murder of Kevin Duplechain, offering a $5,000 reward for information.

Austin police released a video seeking the public's help to find a suspect in a Lakeline Mall shooting, which followed an argument and left one injured.

A man in San Antonio suffered life-threatening burns after using gasoline to light a backyard fire on Drexel Run. An investigation is ongoing and safety officials warn against unsafe fire practices.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Dr. Aaron Pierce to the Texas Council on Sex Offender Treatment until February 1, 2029, highlighting his experience and leadership.

SAPD and Crime Stoppers seek tips in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Isaiah Guevara, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to felony arrests.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has reappointed James Rothfelder to the Veterans' Land Board until 2028, emphasizing his service to veterans and his involvement in community organizations.

CBP officers seized over $6.3 million in narcotics at the World Trade Bridge, with two major busts on consecutive days, led by Homeland Security Investigations.

Texas has seen significant growth in manufacturing, with Governor Abbott leading initiatives for industrial development, including semiconductor and workforce training investments.

Governor Greg Abbott has embarked on international missions to showcase Texas' economic opportunities and attract foreign investment from countries like India and Japan.