The U.S. conducted strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, with Trump calling it a success. Reactions are divided, with support from some GOP members and criticism from Democrats and others concerned about war and presidential powers.

Governor Abbott signs over 600 bills, including ones addressing healthcare access, financial literacy, first responder mental health, school religious activities, security measures, and others.

Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 7 and House Joint Resolution 7 in Texas, marking a $20 billion investment in water infrastructure aimed at supporting the state's growing population and economy.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $262,944 job training grant for the Rio Grande Valley to improve workforce skills in the banking industry, benefiting 317 workers at Lone Star National Bank.

Fort Bend County Judge KP George switched from the Democratic to the Republican Party, citing a betrayal of American values. Facing legal issues, including money laundering allegations, his role as a swing vote is influential in local politics.

Governor Greg Abbott announces a Music Friendly Texas Community workshop in Pearland on June 24, highlighting the music industry's economic impact in Texas.

Former President Joe Biden is expected to attend Juneteenth celebrations in Galveston, despite recently being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.

One year after Jocelyn Nungaray's murder, no trial date is set for the accused. The case, involving immigration debates, faces complications due to former DA Kim Ogg's alleged gag order violation.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton probes 33 individuals for alleged illegal voting in the 2024 election, following a referral from the Secretary of State.

Gov. Abbott is set to sign bills reducing Texas property taxes, increasing exemptions for homeowners and aiding small businesses, with Texans to vote on amendments in November.

The "No Kings" protests saw millions nationwide march against perceived authoritarian politics and President Trump's military parade, staying mostly peaceful despite isolated incidents.

Protesters rallied outside the CoreCivic Houston Processing Center to show support for detainees and argue against ICE's practices, with a focus on due process and advocacy for the undocumented.

A study claims a single adult in Texas needs $90,771 to live comfortably in 2023, with the median salary below the national average. The income gap is significant between Texas's top and bottom earners.