Texas Senate candidates Allred and Cruz focus their campaigns on border issues, each taking opposing stances on immigration policy as the election approaches.

Post-Hurricane Beryl, Texas residents, like Bill Swann, embrace residential solar power for self-reliance and grid issues.

Texas leads in annual job growth, reaching record employment numbers, with Governor Abbott highlighting economic achievements and the state winning a Gold Shovel Award for development.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott details Operation Lone Star's progress, including the apprehension of over 516,000 immigrants, 45,300 arrests, and capturing significant quantities of fentanyl.

The article discusses the fundraising efforts of Ted Cruz and Colin Allred for the Texas Senate race, highlighting their multimillion-dollar campaign contributions ahead of November.

League City announces a City Council meeting and a Budget Workshop on July 23, with opportunities for residents to participate in person or watch live online. Public comments are also welcomed.

San Antonio city leaders propose policies for more affordable housing, echoing Austin's initiatives, but face bureaucratic hurdles despite pressing demand for low-income homes.

San Antonio Report highlights free back-to-school events offering supplies, vaccinations, and haircuts to help families prepare for the new school year.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott criticized President Biden's immigration policies at the Republican National Convention, reaffirming his commitment to sending migrants to sanctuary cities.

The article discusses Texas' recurrent power outages, highlighting the fragile electricity grid and the need for significant investments to improve resilience in the face of severe weather and potential climate change impacts.

Governor Abbott announces a $110,193 training grant for TSTC from the Skills Development Fund to help train Noble Texas Builders LLC employees in skills like accounting and construction.

San Antonio invites public input on a proposed LGBTQIA+ Cultural Heritage District in City Council District 1, with plans for community meetings to discuss its impact.

Top Texas officials skipped the RNC to focus on hurricane relief, while the event is marked by disunity and concern following an attempt on Trump's life.