Governor Abbott appoints Dr. Summer Gainey to Texas' PANS Advisory Council to aid in research and advocacy for Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome.

Governor Abbott appoints Dr. Surendra Varma to the TMB District Three Review Committee for a term ending in 2026 due to his extensive medical and educational experience.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints William King and reappoints Michelle Brewer to the OneStar National Service Commission to promote volunteerism in Texas.

The League City Council has reduced tax rates for the 10th year, approving a $419.28M budget for FY2025, focusing on service maintenance and infrastructure.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are set to have their first debate in Philadelphia, as the presidential race enters a critical phase with tight battles in key states.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas sent a letter to President Biden and Vice President Harris defending his state's actions in securing Fronton Island against drug cartels, despite federal objections.

Gov. Greg Abbott appoints Gravell and Miskel to the Texas Indigent Defense Commission Governing Board, aimed at enhancing defense support for the indigent.

CBP officers at Del Rio Port of Entry arrested a man on felony warrants for alleged sexual offenses against a child. Jesus Campos Aranda, 69, was identified through biometric verification and detained for legal proceedings.

U.S. CBP officers arrested 19-year-old Jose Angel Quinones, wanted for homicide, at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge using biometric tools and the NCIC database.

CBP will halt vehicular traffic at Veterans International Bridge on 9/11 morning for a remembrance ceremony, advising travelers to use alternative crossings during this period.

LULAC protested outside Texas AG Paxton's office, accusing him of voter intimidation and suppression, highlighting raids on Democrats' homes and a lawsuit against Bexar County's voter initiative.

U.S. gas prices have dropped to a six-month low, with the national average falling to $3.31 a gallon. Motorists in several states are seeing averages below $3, a trend which may continue according to experts.

Nexus Services and its subsidiary, Libre by Nexus, have been ordered to pay over $811 million for alleged deceptive practices against immigrants. The company plans to appeal.