Gov. Abbott activates emergency resources in Texas for severe weather including hail, tornadoes, and thunderstorms, coordinating multiple agencies for response.

Houston hosted peaceful protests against Trump's immigration policies, with demonstrators displaying various messages and flags. Meanwhile, Trump deployed the National Guard to L.A. after violent protests erupted there.

Houston's Chief of Staff, Chris Newport, resigns due to family obligations and is succeeded by Cynthia Wilson, an experienced leader with a background in education administration.

Jolanda Jones has announced her candidacy for the US congressional seat in Texas' 18th district, joining others in a competitive race and promising to defend social security, education, and healthcare.

Houston City Council approved Mayor Whitmire's $7 billion budget amid protests, with increased funding for police and cuts to parks and health. Despite disruptions, the budget passed 14-3 with amendments for drainage and BARC.

Ken Paxton succeeded in overturning a Texas law granting in-state tuition to illegal immigrants, as it was ruled unconstitutional for favoring them over non-resident U.S. citizens.

Gov. Abbott is set to sign bail reform legislation in Texas amid controversy over a potential THC product ban, with intense pressure from various groups urging a veto on the bill.

The TEA is extending its oversight of Houston ISD until 2027 to continue addressing long-standing issues, despite criticism and the appointment of new board members.

Texas homeowners may receive a tax break with legislation headed to the governor's desk, offering increased homestead exemptions and potential savings of around $500 per year.

Texas AG Ken Paxton won in the Supreme Court of Texas to proceed with a lawsuit against Annunciation House, an NGO accused of aiding undocumented immigrants.

The Texas House passed a public school funding bill that allocates $8.5 billion for education, with $4.2 billion for teacher raises and additional support for special education.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's comments about giving the death penalty to unauthorized immigrants involved in a fatal jet ski accident led to criticism from civil rights group FIEL.

Nicholas J. Ganjei has been sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas after unanimous judge backing.