The Houston Fire Department sends assistance to Kerr County, Texas, following severe flooding, with personnel joining Texas A&M Task Force One in relief efforts.

The US Senate passed a budget bill including a provision to consider moving Space Shuttle Discovery to Houston, as advocated by Sen. Cornyn. The bill also features Texas-oriented initiatives and tax amendments.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the federal reapproval of the Healthy Texas Women Medicaid waiver until 2030, ensuring access to women's health services.

William Peterson is appointed as Texas Solicitor General, succeeding Aaron Nielson, who returns to academia. Peterson, an experienced lawyer, clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas and served at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.

Kim Ogg, former Harris County District Attorney, is expected in court on July 28 over claims she violated a gag order by discussing details of the Jocelyn Nungaray murder case.

Texas invests $105 million in a 122 megawatt natural gas facility to bolster the state power grid and support growing energy demands, particularly in the Houston area.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo hinted at a forthcoming announcement regarding her 2026 electoral plans, amidst financial considerations and the entrance of other candidates.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill allocating $1.5 billion to enhance the state's film and TV incentives, aiming to make Texas a major production hub.

The U.S. House voted 344-79 to table Rep. Al Green's resolution to impeach President Trump for unauthorized Iran strikes, showing party divide and concerns over executive power.

Houston launched the Power Protection Initiative, allocating $151 million of federal funds to bolster critical facilities against disasters, as announced by the Mayor and HUD Secretary.

Texas leads the US in job creation, adding 28,100 jobs in May and 213,300 year-on-year, according to Governor Abbott, who credits state policies for the growth.

Texas will require metal license plates for all vehicles from July 1 to combat fraud and boost security as per House Bill 718, with exemptions for private sellers.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas vetoes a ban on THC products and calls for a special session to consider regulation instead. His decision contrasts with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's position and reflects public sentiment for sensible THC policy.