The Solid Waste Services Committee of Leon Valley met to discuss the community's waste management, with the agenda and outcomes available on their website.

Bexar County voters are urged to register by October 7th for the November 5th elections, with multiple voting methods available including early and mail-in voting.

Governor Abbott appoints Ben Robertson, with expertise in Oil, Gas, and Mineral Law, to Bexar County's 73rd Judicial District Court for a term through 2024.

Greg Abbott appoints Robert "Bryan" Gantt to the 471st Judicial District Court in Collin County for a term ending in December 2024. Gantt has a robust legal background and community involvement.

Attorney Terence Davis is appointed to the 480th Judicial District Court in Williamson County by Governor Greg Abbott, to serve until December 31, 2024. Davis runs the Davis Law Firm, P.C. and holds a board certification in family law.

David Gunn has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the First Court of Appeals in Texas, with a term ending in 2026, bringing extensive legal and academic experience to the bench.

Marsha Moberley has been appointed by Governor Abbott as the chair of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, bringing over 25 years of related experience.

Governor Greg Abbott extends the disaster proclamation for Texas counties hit by Hurricane Beryl to facilitate recovery efforts and regulatory relief.

Governor Greg Abbott mourns the shooting death of Harris County Deputy Constable Maher Husseini and emphasizes his commitment to justice and law enforcement.

Bexar County Commissioners Court approved mailing voter registration applications despite Texas AG Ken Paxton's legal threats, aiming to increase civic participation.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are focusing their campaign efforts on seven key states, with a debate scheduled next week and early voting starting soon. Both campaigns recognize the challenges ahead in the tight race for the presidency.

Republicans focus on rare noncitizen voting cases, pushing legislation and voter roll audits, despite expert viewpoint on the effectiveness of current systems to deter ineligible voting.

League City sets public meeting on September 10 for residents to discuss a proposed property tax rate that maintains the current level, aiming for transparency and stability without increasing the tax burden.