The Texas "junk science law" is criticized for failing to aid those on death row to gain new trials, with no changes in convictions since its 2013 introduction.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has extended the border security disaster proclamation, initially declared in May 2021, underscoring the ongoing issue at the Texas-Mexico border.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas renewed the state's drought disaster proclamation, expanding it to include new counties facing persistent drought conditions. The move authorizes the use of state resources to address the disaster.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott renews the disaster proclamation in response to severe weather conditions, providing resources to affected counties for relief efforts.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott sends over 100 firefighters and equipment to help California combat wildfires through interstate aid established by the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.

Governor Greg Abbott announces that the 2024 Governor’s Small Business Summit will be held in Plainview, Texas, aiming to support small businesses by providing resources, networking, and expert talks on relevant topics.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott cites an 85% decrease in illegal border crossings due to Operation Lone Star, highlighting over half a million apprehensions and significant drug seizures.

Boerne City Council discusses Utility CIP strategies for essential services in preparation for the 2025 budget, including funding for electricity, water, and sewer projects.

North Texas colleges collaborate to simplify transfers for students, ensuring credits count toward degrees, aided by joint advising and an upcoming portal.

New Braunfels, Texas, is considering designating a local property at 275 S Sycamore Avenue as an official landmark, with reviews and decisions scheduled from August to September 2024.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced over $95 million in housing tax credits to develop or refurbish rental facilities, aiming to increase affordable housing in the state.

Gov. Abbott adds Fort Bend and Washington to Texas counties where SNAP recipients automatically get benefits replacement after Hurricane Beryl, ensuring food replenishment with expedited aid.

Sarah Hicks, a long-serving member of Gov. Abbott's staff and Senior Advisor and Budget Director, is leaving her role after over 20 years in Texas state service.