Texas woman Kellye SoRelle pleads guilty to charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, including obstruction of justice and entering a restricted building.

SAISD is seeking public input on repurposing vacant school buildings following a right-sizing plan, with assistance from a consulting group and ongoing community meetings.

The Seguin City Council will hold a public hearing on September 3, 2024, to discuss a proposed tax rate increase and the city's budget for the upcoming year.

Texas Governor appoints Richard "Blair" Abney to the Sabine River Authority Board, term ending in 2025. Abney's financial and appraisal expertise is expected to aid in water resource management.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed five individuals to the Texas Governor's Committee on People With Disabilities, aiming to enhance advocacy for disabled individuals.

Southside Councilmembers in San Antonio propose using ARPA funds to address health disparities by establishing the Center for Health Equity in South Texas.

CBP officers at Anzalduas International Bridge seized over $260,000 worth of cocaine hidden in a Honda SUV entering the U.S. from Mexico after a thorough inspection.

Governor Greg Abbott has mobilized additional firefighting resources in response to escalating wildfires in Texas, urging residents to follow safety guidelines.

Texas Governor Abbott announced a Music Friendly Texas Community workshop in Mexia to promote the local music industry, highlighting the economic impact of music. The workshop aims to help Mexia gain a certification for music industry growth.

San Antonio's Mayor Ron Nirenberg joined the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, engaging in activities, promoting local cuisine, and making political endorsements.

Governor Abbott announced a special election for Texas House District 56 on November 5, 2024, following Rep. Anderson's resignation. Voters can start early voting on October 21.

Governors of Texas and Coahuila signed a cooperation statement to strengthen economic and cultural ties, recognizing 200 years since their joint past as "Coahuila y Tejas."

Governor Abbott appoints eight members to the Texas Medical Board, including Luisa del Rosal and Dr. George De Loach, to regulate medical practices in the state.