Texas AG Paxton won a nationwide stay against a Biden mandate requiring federally-funded healthcare entities to provide gender transition surgeries, citing the rule as experimental and a federal overreach.

The City of Cibolo's Planning Department was recognized by the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association for its excellence in planning and community awareness efforts.

AG Ken Paxton supports Dallas HERO in a dispute over misleading ballot language changes made by the Dallas City Council, emphasizing voter transparency.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott utilizes drones for Operation Lone Star, significantly reducing illegal crossings and arrests, seizing drugs including fentanyl, and stressing border security to deter illegal immigration.

CBP officers in El Paso seized drugs, apprehended fugitives, and issued fines for agricultural violations in a 10-day enforcement period, highlighting their multifaceted border security role.

The Juarez-Lincoln Bridge will close for 9/11 remembrance on September 11, 2024, from 6:45 to 8:00 a.m. CBP advises using RFID documents and checking wait times online.

Governor Greg Abbott announces over $2.6 million in career training grants to nine schools in South Texas, aiming to enhance workforce skills in high-demand jobs.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Dallas over the city's ban on carrying firearms at the Texas State Fair, claiming it violates state law.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launches a new email tipline for reporting election law violations and issues an advisory to ensure election integrity.

Huntington ISD received a $140,000 grant from the TWC to enhance their career training programs, particularly in welding, as part of the JET initiative.

The Alamo Area MPO expanded its planning area, adding all of Kendall County and parts of Medina County to address regional population growth and urbanization.

Uvalde CISD increases police presence on campuses due to online threats and a recent incident involving a third grader with a BB gun. Texas struggles to staff schools with armed officers due to financial and logistical issues.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott extended the state's emergency declaration on border security, first issued in 2021, due to continuous unauthorized border crossings.