League City ranks 7th in affordable growth nationally, with GO Banking Rates also recognizing it as safe and cost-effective (4th in safety). US News deems it the 6th best place to live in the US.

Fate, Texas receives the Music Friendly Texas Community Certification from Governor Greg Abbott, joining over 80 cities in fostering music industry-related economic development.

New Braunfels was honored with four awards by the Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers for excellence in communication and marketing strategies.

The League City Police remind residents of door-to-door solicitation rules, stressing the need for permits and respecting "No Soliciting" signs, and urging reporting of violations.

League City Council invites residents to participate or watch their regular meeting on June 10 via Facebook or Channel 16, emphasizing the importance of public engagement in local governance.

A new farmers market is now open in the East Aviation District at Gather Brewing every Saturday, bringing local produce like micro greens and grass-fed meats to the community.

Texas AG Paxton, with Trump Administration, successfully challenged a law allowing undocumented immigrants in-state tuition, which a court found unconstitutional.

San Antonio Animal Care Services offers fee-waived adoptions for pets at their shelter until June 8, 2025, with pets coming sterilized, vaccinated, and microchipped.

The Laredo Field Office gives tips for easier border crossings, urging travelers to use online platforms for permits and check real-time wait times to facilitate their summer travels.

The City of New Braunfels is hosting a public open house on June 10 to gather community input on new hike and bike trail plans along Waterway Lane. The meeting will be held at the NBU Service Center on FM 306.

Governor Greg Abbott signed Texas's strongest bail reform laws to prevent violent offenders from being released and to change the state's Constitution.

Round Rock Police Department offers a 12-week Citizens Police Academy program for community engagement and education in local law enforcement practices.

League City, Texas, has launched an online auction for surplus municipal items, running until June 12, 2025, on the Public Surplus website. Viewing appointments are available upon request.