Texas activist Laura Pressley's lawsuit alleges a flaw in electronic voting systems that could compromise ballot secrecy, sparking debate over the implications for voter anonymity and election integrity.

Rep. Colin Allred takes a moderate stance on Kamala Harris' involvement in his campaign against Sen. Ted Cruz, maintaining a centrist approach in Texas politics.

Fernando Fernandez has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the Governor’s Committee to Support the Military, bringing his military and financial expertise to the advisory board.

Jesse D. Muñoz has been named the new Chief Patrol Agent of the U.S. Border Patrol's Laredo Sector, bringing over two decades of experience and military service to the role.

Councilmember Havrda proposes charter changes in San Antonio for directly elected utility board members and revising City Attorney appointment for enhanced transparency and accountability.

Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General, has reshuffled his senior staff, including promoting Ralph Molina and appointing new posts in civil litigation and healthcare enforcement.

Brig. Gen. Randy P. Oakland assumes command of the 502nd Air Base Wing at Joint Base San Antonio, succeeding Brig. Gen. Russell Driggers during a ceremony.

Governor Abbott reappoints Doug Boyd to the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission for a term until 2026, highlighting his experience in fishery management and marine conservation.

Former Texas inmates filed a lawsuit arguing the lack of air conditioning in prisons is cruel and unusual punishment, citing extreme measures taken to cope with the heat.

The Fifth Circuit sided with Texas AG Paxton, ruling that the buoy barrier combating illegal river crossings can remain, a decision reversing an earlier court's removal order.

Texas schools are working to meet a law requiring armed campus presence, facing recruitment challenges and financial burdens, with districts adopting diverse strategies and seeking state support.

Governor Abbott criticizes VP Harris for her alleged failures in addressing border issues, notably concerning human trafficking and illegal immigration. He calls for her support on the "Justice for Jocelyn Act."

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $331,000 grant for Amarillo College to enhance vocational training, particularly for future welders, to meet Texas' workforce needs.