El Paso Targets Crypto ‘Scam Boxes’ with Tough New Warning Rules
El Paso’s city council will consider a resolution to force bilingual fraud warnings and a 15‑second delay on crypto ATMs as officials try to blunt kiosk scams. The draft would also create fines and possible misdemeanor penalties for repeat noncompliance.
Texas Teens Won't Graduate Without Passing Money Class
Texas lawmakers approved HB 27 to make a half‑credit personal finance course a graduation requirement for ninth graders entering in 2026–27. Schools will need curricula, teachers and time to roll it out.
Trump SBA Plants Flag In San Antonio With New Vet Biz Hub
The SBA opened a Veterans Business Outreach Center at St. Philip’s College as federal and local procurement rules pivot toward veteran-owned firms. Local leaders say the center aims to speed veterans from training to contracts.
Abbott Hails ‘Record’ Texas Paychecks, But The Numbers Tell A Quieter Story
State figures for May show roughly 14.42 million nonfarm jobs and about 15.21 million Texans working; the governor’s claim tracks those levels but needs context.












