Texas Governor Abbott grants Tokyo Electron U.S. a $3.08M TSIF grant, boosting semiconductor innovation and Austin's tech economy with a $30M investment.

CBP officers at Laredo Port of Entry arrested a 65-year-old man wanted for rape in Illinois, exemplifying stringent border security and law enforcement efforts.

A driver died after crashing into a guardrail on Interstate 10, reportedly driving at unsafe speeds without a seatbelt, causing eastbound lane closures.

CBP officers seized $177,500 in undeclared U.S. currency at Hidalgo International Bridge, initiating a criminal investigation for evasion of reporting requirements.

Gov. Greg Abbott announces Texas' lead in U.S. job growth with 37,700 new jobs in April and ongoing legislative efforts to maintain a business-friendly environment.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, with support from other states, is urging Congress to pass H.R. 38 to establish nationwide reciprocity for concealed carry permits.

Williamson County offices will close for Memorial Day, but the Regional Animal Shelter remains open. No Commissioners Court meeting on Tuesday following the holiday.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has joined the FEMA Review Council to discuss improvements to the U.S. emergency management system, expressing commitment to enhancing disaster response.

The Veterans International Bridge at Brownsville's port of entry received upgrades from a collaboration between CBP, GSA, Cameron County, and CCRMA, enhancing trade and reducing wait times.

The Home Repair Fair at Hemisfair's Confluence Theatre connected residents with experts for home maintenance advice and featured over 50 exhibitors and hands-on learning opportunities.

Ray "Chance" Bolton has been appointed Chair of the Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board by Governor Greg Abbott, with a tenure length at the Governor's discretion.

League City partners with Galveston County to reduce mosquito populations through spraying and larvicides, urging residents to take preventive measures like removing stagnant water.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Rio Grande City Port of Entry seized over $956,000 worth of cocaine, weighing 69.44 pounds, hidden in a tractor-trailer.