U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized over $500k worth of cocaine at Del Rio Port of Entry. The drugs were hidden inside a pick-up truck's floorboard.

Texas Attorney General sues Harris County over the revival of a financial aid program halted by the state Supreme Court, alleging constitutional violations.

Justice Department officials visited El Paso, Texas, to discuss civil rights and honor the 2019 mass shooting victims. They met with local leaders, engaged with students, and visited a children's center helping families affected by violence.

Gov. Abbott announces over $344,000 career training grant to Fabens ISD from the Texas Workforce Commission to support CTE programs, benefiting at least 126 students.

Governor Abbott appoints Ernest Richards to the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation Board for a term until 2027, with a focus on addressing low-income housing challenges.

The NCP Choices Program in Texas has surpassed $1 billion in child support collections, aiding noncustodial parents in finding employment to fulfill their obligations.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks assistance from Secretary of State Jane Nelson to obtain federal citizenship data to verify voter eligibility, citing federal law restrictions and the need to maintain voter registration integrity.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints four members to the Texas Medical Board District One Review Committee, including a professor, a nephrologist, a retired veteran, and a cosmetic surgeon.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Mark Jones to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles Board, where he'll serve until 2029 and work on vehicle services and theft reduction initiatives.

Governor Abbott appoints Victor Bedolla, Jr. to the Texas Violent Gang Task Force, relying on his background in criminal justice and experience with the Harris County Juvenile Probation Department to combat gang violence.

CBP officers at Roma Port of Entry seized $730,000 worth of cocaine at Falcon Dam crossing, thanks to their vigilance and the aid of technology and canine units.

The Texas DPS is offering Saturday appointments for driver license and ID card services at select offices through September, requiring appointments made through their website.

A Tulia man, James Mark Bishop, received a 30-year sentence for crimes against his niece, including aggravated sexual assault and sexual performance by a child.