Governor Greg Abbott praised Texas schools for their support of veterans' education as the Texas Veterans Commission recognized 24 institutions with the 2024 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award.

Texas Attorney General Paxton is suing the Biden Administration and the EEOC over guidance that mandates employer accommodation of gender identity, claiming it's an overreach of federal law.

Councilmember Phyllis Viagran addresses unkempt alleyways in San Antonio's District 3, advocating for community involvement and equitable city support for maintenance and code compliance.

Schertz residents are invited to a public hearing to discuss rezoning 38.8 acres for potential multi-family housing development on September 3rd, 2024.

"Poses and Pints" is an event combining a Vinyasa yoga class and local beer at 5 Stones Brewery, offering an inclusive experience for all skill levels.

The City of Cibolo outlines its FY 2025 budget focused on service retention, strategic development, and capital projects. Public hearings are set for August 19. Residents are encouraged to review and provide feedback on the city's website.

Schertz invites bids for its 2024 SPAM Resurfacing Project via their website, with a deadline of Sept. 6, 2024. Contractors must register and submit through the City’s e-procurement portal.

CBP officers at Del Rio Port of Entry seized narcotics worth over $653,000, arresting a U.S. citizen in the process. The drugs were hidden in a vehicle towed by a pickup truck.

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.