Texas leads the US in job creation, having added over 2.53 million jobs. Governor Abbott credits this to pro-growth policies and vocational training expansion.

Residents of League City, TX are advised of a City Council meeting on June 24 at 6 p.m., which is open to public comment and will be streamed live online and on Channel 16.

Texas achieves record-high job numbers, workforce size, and employment rates, with Governor Abbott highlighting the state's economic health and diverse, skilled workforce.

Texas wins its 12th Gold Shovel Award for job creation and investment, securing over $10.6 billion in projects and 11,000 jobs in 2024. Governor Abbott credits Texas's business climate and workforce.

The New Braunfels Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular sponsored by H-E-B will begin at 9:15pm over Landa Lake, with additional attractions available throughout the weekend.

Walnut Avenue in New Braunfels is under repaving from June 22nd, with overnight work scheduled to minimize daytime traffic disruption, aiming for a July 30th completion.

San Antonio Animal Care Services offers a free educational session about managing dogs' possessive behaviors, open to the public without their pets, with limited space available.

Floresville, Texas has been designated as a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, a recognition that positions it for media production opportunities and local economic development.

New Braunfels announces city service changes for Juneteenth, affecting facilities like City Hall and the Public Library, with no alteration to waste collection services.

San Antonio's City Council approved $12 million for affordable housing initiatives, aimed at creating and preserving rental homes, with an emphasis on low-income families.

San Antonio's LGBTQ+ Advisory Board invites the public to a forum on June 17, 2025, to discuss community issues.

Grapevine, Texas, becomes a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, earning praise from Governor Abbott and other leaders for boosting local tourism and economy.

League City is set to enhance the Clear Creek Paddle Trail with a new, handicapped accessible kayak launch featuring an elevated walkway and floating dock, with completion expected by summer.