Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing various insulin manufacturers and PBMs, accusing them of colluding to increase insulin prices, potentially violating the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

Governor Abbott appoints three members to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, to serve until 2028, enhancing its role in crime prevention and community safety.

Funding for a new Senior Center in District 2 of San Antonio has been approved, with Councilmember Jalen McKee-Rodriguez emphasizing the importance of creating a space for seniors to form new connections.

Gov. Abbott announced a $329,000 grant to Westwood ISD for vocational training, focusing on welding and involving a partnership with Trinity Valley Community College.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues TikTok for not protecting minor users' privacy in violation of the SCOPE Act, seeking penalties and changes to their practices.

The EPA is reviewing a proposed carbon capture project in West Texas by Occidental Petroleum, facing local and environmental scrutiny despite federal compliance assurances.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has deployed state resources, including veterinary and disaster recovery teams, to assist in Hurricane Helene's recovery efforts in North Carolina.

Texas DPS offers Saturday appointments through October for license renewals and replacements, encouraging online booking and cancellation of slots if unable to attend.

Governor Abbott appoints Sergio Saenz to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, emphasizing his varied background and potential impact on policing standards.

Texas AG Ken Paxton requested voter registration data from Secretary of State Jane Nelson to verify voter eligibility and prevent illegal votes by noncitizens.

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is facing critical staff shortages and increasing violence due to up to a 70% guard vacancy rate, with recommendations for improvements made by the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission.

Senator Bernie Sanders supports Kamala Harris for president and Colin Allred for the Senate, focusing on progressive values and youth mobilization in Texas.

Joshua Henthorne was promoted to Detention Administrative Sergeant at the Kendall County Sheriff's Office, overseeing key operations at the detention facility.