The collection of defaulted federal student loans has resumed, potentially leading to wage and benefit garnishments. Borrowers are advised to check their loan status and explore rehabilitation or consolidation options.

Texas AG Ken Paxton issues Civil Investigative Demands to Colgate-Palmolive and Procter & Gamble regarding their marketing of fluoride toothpaste to children, amidst health concerns highlighted in a recent study.

Columbus is the 200th Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, celebrated by First Lady Cecilia Abbott and other officials, promoting filmmaking and economic benefits in Texas.

New Braunfels launches a Right-of-Way & Beautification Program to improve the city's aesthetics and public area maintenance, taking over some duties from TxDOT.

New Braunfels is making progress on its 2024-2029 Strategic Plan, having set 38 of 39 goals in motion and advancing on priority areas such as affordable housing, transit, and community programs.

SAACS partners with BISSELL Pet Foundation to offer reduced $25 adoption fees for pets, including essentials like sterilization and vaccinations, until May 15.

New Braunfels offers Red Cross lifesaving and lifeguard training in May, focusing on practical skills for emergency response, catering to teens and young adults.

San Antonio celebrates the completion of Arbors at West Avenue, its first project under the 2022 Affordable Housing Bond, offering 234 rental units for low-income households.

New Braunfels community honors Lt. Michael Murphy with the Murph Challenge on Memorial Day, featuring a strenuous workout of running, pull-ups, push-ups, and squats.

San Antonio launches Commons at Acequia Trails, a housing project to support those experiencing chronic homelessness with over 200 homes and supportive services.

Governor Abbott congratulates Frisco on becoming a 'Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community,' highlighting the city's contribution to Texas' economy and tourism sector, as well as the local impact on jobs and visitor experiences.

New Braunfels announces new downtown parking system with free first hour, $2/hour charge thereafter, daily caps, and modern payment options. Parking Ambassadors will assist and enforce rules. Public open houses are scheduled for feedback.

League City was designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, a move celebrated by Governor Abbott and local officials to promote the music industry and economic growth.