Governor Greg Abbott distributed funds to flood victims in Leander, Texas, with help from the Vaqueros del Mar Texas Flood Relief Fund and funds raised by a George Strait concert.

Governor Abbott appointed Scott Olguin to the Texas Real Estate Commission, with his term lasting until 2031. Olguin has a diverse background, including volunteering and governance roles.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Timothy "TJ" White as Chief of the new Texas Cyber Command, aiming to enhance state cyber defenses. White brings extensive military and cybersecurity experience to the role.

Governor Greg Abbott signs legislation to expand career and technical education in Texas, focusing on practical training and industry needs, with significant state investment to strengthen the economy.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced grants over $2.4 million to veteran service organizations in West Texas and El Paso to benefit veterans and families.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Retired Colonel Kirk Peterson to the Texas Military Preparedness Commission to enhance state defense readiness and military economic growth.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law prohibiting housing developments from segregating by religion, aiming to prevent "Sharia compounds" like EPIC City.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces more than $7.9 million in grants for veteran service organizations in the Houston area, impacting over 5,200 veterans.

Round Rock City Council approved a $789.7 million budget focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and quality of life, including 17 new safety positions and major project funding.

Governor Greg Abbott requests additional SBA assistance for Texas communities affected by severe flooding, aiming to provide various disaster loans for rebuilding efforts.

Governor Abbott ceremonially signed two bills at a conference to improve rural healthcare in Texas, focusing on hospital sustainability and ambulance services.

Georgetown, Texas, adopts a $1.3 billion budget for FY 2026, reducing property tax rates but raising utility rates to fund infrastructure and city services.

Texas Governor Abbott requested SBA disaster aid for victims of Houston's Spring Branch apartment fire to provide federal assistance and low-interest recovery loans.