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.

The Blackwell School in Marfa, Texas, once a segregated school for Mexican American children, has been designated a national park, preserving its history.

Reporter Jake Traylor shielded ABC's Rachel Scott during a shooting at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania, exhibiting quick protective instincts amidst chaos.

The Texas Senate race highlights clashes over immigration between Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred, with both candidates emphasizing their stances ahead of Election Day.

San Antonio's young Democrats express mixed feelings about President Biden due to public speaking gaffes, while still supporting Democratic policies. Organizers push for engagement and face concerns over the party's chances in midterm elections.

FEMA extends disaster aid to 11 more Texas counties after severe weather, bringing the total to 69. Governor Abbott thanks federal and state partners for support.

Texas law enforcement officers were deployed to the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee for security after an assassination attempt on President Trump.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports a drop in migrant apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border, with June figures at the lowest since January 2021, attributed to policy changes and Mexican efforts.

Senator Ted Cruz endorsed Trump at the Republican National Convention, shifting from his 2016 refusal, and focusing on increased security and border control.

Odessa, Texas, approves a $25 million investment for water infrastructure repairs after multiple outages, funded by wastewater sales to an oil company.