Texas Governor Abbott Strengthens Global Business Ties on Asia Tour, Eyes Electric Vehicle Industry Growth
Governor Greg Abbott visited Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan to foster economic partnerships and seek new opportunities for Texas industries, focusing on energy and electric vehicle manufacturing.
Texas Official Sid Miller Recounts Shocking Assassination Bid at Pennsylvania Rally
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller witnessed an attempted assassination on Trump at a rally, where gunfire erupted, leaving one person dead and another critically injured. The FBI is investigating the incident.
Del Valle ISD Southeast of Austin Seeks New Superintendent to Steer Educational Excellence
Del Valle ISD is searching for a new superintendent following Dr. Annette Kelly's announcement to step down. The district seeks a diligent leader to foster student success and align resources effectively, with applications open until Aug. 21.
Texas Expands Global Economic Ties with New Cooperation Agreement Signed with Aichi Prefecture in Japan
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has signed a Statement of Mutual Cooperation with Aichi Prefecture in Japan to enhance trade and collaboration in sectors such as biotechnology, energy, and innovation.
Austin Faces $5.9 Billion Budget Proposal Featuring Property Tax and City Service Fee Hikes
Austin's city manager proposes a record $5.9 billion budget for 2025, including a 4% wage increase for city employees and significant investments in community services, despite a projected property tax and city service fee increase for residents.
Austin Mayor Kirk Watson Touts $710K War Chest Amid Spirited Re-election Battle
Austin Mayor Kirk Watson reports $710k in campaign funds, leading in the financial aspect for re-election, but his opponents, Carmen Llanes Pulido and Kathie Tovo, continue their campaigns focusing on community support and transparency.
Biden Administration's Deportation Numbers on Track to Surpass Obama and Trump, Stirring Debate on Immigration Policies
President Biden's administration is on track to surpass the deportation numbers of both Trump and Obama, with nearly 66,000 individuals removed by ICE this year and over two million enforcement actions by Border Patrol in 2024.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Inaugurates State of Texas Taiwan Office to Strengthen Economic and Cultural Ties
Governor Abbott opens Texas Taiwan Office to promote economic and cultural ties, signing a Statement of Intent to amplify investment, trade, and innovation, particularly in technology sectors.












