A federal judge has enjoined Texas' SB 13, pausing enforcement of the state's blacklist of firms accused of 'boycotting' fossil fuels and halting recent divestments. The order leaves state investment decisions in legal limbo.

More than 30 Texas contractors made the Navy’s expanded TITUS vendor list, opening the door to bids on massive federal task orders. The change raises both business prospects and oversight concerns.

Repeated water leaks at William Beaumont Army Medical Center have prompted congressional oversight while repair-cost totals remain undisclosed.

State data show Texas county jails held roughly 430 pregnant people monthly and a new state rider ordered a one-year TCJS study into prenatal care and pregnancy outcomes. Advocacy groups say the results could prompt policy changes.

El Paso council added an item asking staff to map legal and land‑use options to prevent ICE detention facilities inside city limits amid Fort Bliss controversy.

Bright orange buoys are now floating in the Rio Grande near Brownsville as federal crews begin a phased rollout tied to a 500‑mile plan. Officials and scientists are weighing safety, navigation and legal questions.

TEA will correct roughly 4,200 errors in the state’s Bluebonnet Learning curriculum after the State Board delayed a vote. Licensing flags and publishing mistakes have amplified concerns about the rollout.

Socorro ISD reports only 21 infractions after the Texas cellphone ban; teachers note fewer distractions while some parents worry about emergency contact.

Socorro, Texas, announces new hires for 2026, expressing excitement about their potential contributions to the community and commitment to improvement and service.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office provided 35 law enforcement uniforms to high school students in a mentoring program, thanks to Pecos West sponsorship.

EPCC has renamed its Student Technology Services to Student Talent Services to reflect its broader focus on student skill development and employment training.

EPCC received its 29th consecutive award from the GFOA for excellence in financial reporting for the fiscal year 2024, reflecting its commitment to transparency and high standards.

Congresswoman Escobar secured $4 million in federal funds for the Village of Vinton's Water and Sewer Phase III Project, celebrated at a groundbreaking event.