Texas has removed over 1 million names from voter rolls, including noncitizens and those with felony convictions, following Governor Abbott's election integrity measures.

San Antonio's NISD is filling teacher vacancies, with 650 new hires and 142 current vacancies. Special education positions remain especially difficult to staff.

UTSA welcomes about 35,000 students for a new academic year, introduces innovative programs, and progresses on campus developments like a merger and a new residence hall.

CBP officers at Del Rio Port of Entry seized over $498,000 worth of cocaine, weighing more than 37 pounds, from an SUV after a secondary inspection involving a canine and non-intrusive inspection system.

Texas is set to reclaim SH 288 from a private operator, seeking to reduce toll rates by 50% and add free lanes by 2030, with the buyout costing $1.7 billion.

Governor Abbott honored DPS Director Steve McCraw for his service at a graduation ceremony in Austin, where 101 new troopers, including veterans and women, were also recognized.

League City's City Council will discuss the FY 2025 Budget in a meeting open to public input, both in-person and online, highlighting transparency and citizen engagement in local governance.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Arun Agarwal as Chair and S. David Deanda, Jr. as Vice Chair of the Texas Economic Development Corporation to boost the state's business appeal.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott expands border security with a new command post under Operation Lone Star, resulting in numerous immigrant apprehensions and felony arrests, amidst criticism of federal border policies.

Texas AG Paxton sues the DHS over an immigration policy that would allow many undocumented immigrants to seek permanent residency without exiting the U.S. He argues this is unlawful and violates immigration laws.

Steve McCraw, the director of Texas DPS, announced his retirement after a career starting in 1977. He served as Texas Homeland Security Director prior to leading DPS.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Brownsville Port of Entry seized approximately 34.48 pounds of cocaine valued at $460,000 hidden inside a vehicle.

CBP officers in Laredo, Texas, apprehended three men wanted for sex crimes and human smuggling within a day, using biometric methods to confirm their identities and outstanding warrants.