Texas Governor Greg Abbott proclaims September 15 to October 15, 2025, as Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the Hispanic community's vital role in the state's culture and history.

Brook Hollow Branch Library in San Antonio will close briefly on September 15 to complete a transition to solar power, as part of the city's eco-friendly initiatives.

League City is auctioning off surplus municipal vehicles, including cars and an ambulance, via Purple Wave online until October 14, 2025. Viewing is by appointment, and buyers are responsible for vehicle removal.

Governor Abbott honored first responders at the 2025 Star Of Texas Awards, stressing the importance of their bravery and commemorating September 11 as part of the event.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has recognized the 2025 Lex Frieden Employment Award winners for their inclusivity in hiring individuals with disabilities.

Governor Greg Abbott has requested additional SBA assistance for Texas following severe floods, aiming to secure low-interest loans for affected homeowners, renters, and businesses.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas issued an executive order to restrict minors from accessing hemp products, requiring retailers to verify IDs strictly and may lead to tougher state regulations.

The Texas Women’s Leadership Conference, aimed at empowering women leaders, is set for February 2026 and features high-profile speakers. It's supported by the Beacon State Fund and sponsors like AT&T.

The Boerne Book Festival is relocating to the Patrick Heath Public Library with author panels, children’s activities, and university presses attending on Oct. 4.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders flags at half-staff for the late Charlie Kirk following a directive from President Trump, marking state mourning until sunset of September 14, 2025.

Boerne, Texas, offers a three-day family adventure, featuring horseback riding, cave tours, arts and crafts, museum visits, and relaxed downtown activities, with details available on the city's official website.

The Edgewood ISD board has sanctioned trustee Michael Valdez for policy violations, restricting his board roles and mandating ethics training. Valdez disputes the sanctions, claiming he voices genuine concerns and has the right to speak to the media.

Tejano artist Ram Herrera announced he has Stage 4 prostate cancer, expressing gratitude for support and confidence in his medical team, opting for medication and radiation over chemotherapy. He advocates for early cancer screening.