Governor Greg Abbott signed SB 2361, transferring the University of Houston-Victoria to the Texas A&M University System, now named Texas A&M University–Victoria.

Austin Police Department introduces electric patrol cars, starting a pilot to test performance and cost-efficiency, with potential for fleet expansion by 2027.

Governor Abbott of Texas is set to sign the "One Big Beautiful Map" bill, restructuring district maps, amidst discussions about its impact on the political landscape.

Governor Greg Abbott ceremonially signed two anti-human trafficking bills, aiming to toughen penalties and prevent parole for traffickers of children and the disabled in Texas.

Texas legislators passed new youth camp safety laws following tragic flooding, with Governor Abbott ready to sign the bill, focusing on preventing future tragedies.

Texas Governor Abbott announced $1.1 million in grants for vocational training in South Texas, aimed at preparing students for in-demand jobs like nursing and welding.

The Timmerman Power Plant in Maxwell, Texas, has begun operations, a move celebrated by Governor Abbott as essential for the state's growing energy needs.

Texas Governor Abbott celebrated the reopening of Cow Creek Bridge, reconstructed in 29 days after flood damage. The new structure is designed to be more resilient to flooding.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas signed the "Life of the Mother Act," legislation focusing on maternal health and further restricting abortion and state funding for it.

Texas Governor Abbott signed bipartisan bills to improve childcare, establishing a task force and commission to streamline early childhood education and care.

Governor Abbott signs three bills addressing Texas's housing crisis, aiming to increase affordability and availability by relaxing development restrictions and zoning laws.

Texas Democrats ended their quorum break and returned to the legislature, facing intense pressure amidst a contentious redistricting battle and looming legislative deadlines.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Brent Morgan as a judge to the 318th Judicial District Court in Midland County, Texas, with a term ending on December 31, 2026.