Governor Abbott Advocates for School Choice, Vows to Preserve Public Education Funding at Austin Policy Summit
Governor Greg Abbott addressed myths about school choice at a Texas policy summit, stressing its benefits and affirming the full funding of public education alongside property tax reduction and border security.
City of Fate Partners with Texas Music Office for Music Friendly Community Workshop
The Texas Music Office and City of Fate partner to enhance local music industry through a workshop on the Music Friendly Texas Community program. Governor Abbott supports the initiative for economic growth.
El Paso Shines During National Engineers Week as TXDOT Spotlights Local Talent and Inspires Future Innovators
National Engineers Week celebrates engineers' contributions, with stories of TxDOT's Jorge Oregel and Raymond Salazar. Texas events inspire future engineers.
San Antonio Woman Hospitalized After Dog Bite During Home Fire Escape, Fire Causes $80k in Damages
A woman in San Antonio was bitten by her dog while escaping a house fire that caused extensive damage to her home and neighboring property. Firefighters battled the flames amidst strong winds and downed power lines.
Seasonal Jobs Available in League City as Parks, Recreation and Library Positions Open for Summer
League City's Parks and Recreation Department is hiring for summer jobs, including camp directors, counselors, lifeguards, and pool managers, with specific age and certification requirements.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Leads Multi-State Lawsuit Against Biden Administration's Gender Identity Rule
Texas AG Ken Paxton leads a multistate lawsuit against the Biden Administration's rule redefining "gender dysphoria" as a disability, fearing loss of federal funding over compliance with gender identity policies.












