Two winners have claimed a nearly $1.8 billion Powerball prize, one ticket sold at a Fredericksburg, Texas store. This is one of Texas' largest lottery prizes.

Governor Abbott presented the Texas Officer of the Year Awards at the CLEAT convention, acknowledging law enforcement's role in public safety and detailing legislative efforts to enhance community security.

Governor Greg Abbott directed Texas DPS to enforce English proficiency for commercial drivers, emphasizing safety and communication on the roads. This includes checks during stops and barring non-proficient drivers from getting intrastate licenses.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and First Lady distribute laptops to Center Point ISD students affected by July floods, in collaboration with AT&T, Compudopt, and local groups.

Hill Country Karate announces new fall classes for different age groups and skill levels, focusing on confidence, discipline, and a healthy lifestyle. Registration details and schedules are available on their website.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that 98 additional public schools received the Purple Star Campus Designation, honoring their support for military families, raising the total to 640 designated schools.

League City Council meeting is scheduled for Sept. 9 at 6 p.m., available in person or online. Public Comment sign-ups are required, and the meetings are regularly held bi-monthly to discuss community affairs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued PowerSchool for a data breach affecting over 880,000 students and teachers, citing inadequate security measures.

Boerne celebrated the groundbreaking of Northside Community Park, focusing on community spirit and quality of life, with $16.5 million invested in the 40-acre project featuring various amenities and environmental stewardship.

Governor Greg Abbott salutes 33 Texas colleges awarded the 2025 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award by the TVC for exceptional services to student veterans.

The Juarez-Lincoln Bridge will close temporarily during the 9/11 memorial ceremony from 6:45-8:00 a.m., and travelers are advised to plan accordingly or use alternate routes.

UT San Antonio, formed by merging UTSA and UT Health San Antonio, is now Texas's third-largest public university, with 40,000 students and $486 million in research funding.

San Antonio labor groups demand a fair community benefits agreement for the Project Marvel sports and entertainment district, emphasizing the need for investments in education and housing over a new Spurs arena.