The U.S. CBP has launched the nation's first airside Centralized Examination Station at DFW Airport to enhance air cargo inspections and improve efficiency.

Das Rec in New Braunfels adjusts its Labor Day hours to 8 am-5 pm with modified childcare, pool schedules, and group exercise classes available for members.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton disputes the State Fair of Texas's ban on firearms, asserting it violates state law regarding LTC holders on government property. He's given Dallas a 15-day ultimatum to amend the policy or face legal action.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the Biden Administration over a CMS rule that he claims could force rural nursing homes in the state to close due to new staffing requirements.

A Texas court backed Attorney General Paxton against Biden's guidance on Title IX, blocking enforcement of gender identity protections in the state's education system.

The City of New Braunfels invites community input for the McQueeney Road Rehabilitation project through a virtual meeting on September 5, 2024, and provides resources for the bidding process.

Bexar County officials consider pausing new debt to protect their top credit rating and address the county's $2.5 billion debt. Public input on the budget is ongoing.

Governor Greg Abbott announces the 2024 Governor's Small Business Summit in Odessa, focusing on connecting Texas entrepreneurs with resources to promote growth.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued GM for allegedly collecting and selling Texans' personal driving data without consent, part of a broader data privacy initiative.

Councilwoman Adriana Rocha Garcia announces her candidacy for the 2025 San Antonio mayoral race, emphasizing her commitment to addressing the city's challenges.

San Antonio's City Council is considering a curfew for Hemisfair Park following safety concerns, with strong support from local businesses and stakeholders.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton investigates CenterPoint Energy for potential legal violations after Hurricane Beryl, amid concerns about price gouging and power restoration delays.

Texas Governor Abbott announces a $3.3M grant to improve maternal care in rural hospitals, offering $35,000 one-time payments to eligible hospitals for neonatal equipment and emergency delivery training.