Bexar County leaders are considering halting new debt to preserve their AAA credit rating amid a $2.5 billion debt and evaluating capital projects for necessity.

Governor Greg Abbott tours Samsung's semiconductor facility in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, and discusses trade and innovation ties between Texas and South Korea.

Governor Abbott announces SeAH Group's $110 million investment into a new superalloy manufacturing facility in Temple, Texas, projected to create over 100 jobs.

Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver tours Texas with running mate Mike ter Maat, courting dissatisfied voters from both major parties and strategizing to bolster their party's influence from local to national levels.

Texas residents face high energy bills but can save money and reduce emissions by improving home efficiency, with federal tax incentives available through the Inflation Reduction Act.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott champions economic partnerships with South Korea during his visit in Seoul, aimed at strengthening trade and technological collaborations.

Texas is challenging Judge Janis Jack’s role in its foster care reform lawsuit, alleging bias after she issued a third contempt ruling against state officials.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott opened the State of Texas Taiwan Office in Taipei, alongside Taiwanese Minister Jyh-Huei Kuo, signing an EDSI to boost investment, trade, and cultural exchange.

Texas Governor Abbott met with Taiwan's President Lai to discuss forging stronger Texas-Taiwan economic ties, with a focus on trade, semiconductors, and investment.

Governor Greg Abbott's Texas border wall project is slowly progressing at a high cost, facing challenges, opposition, and concerns over financial and political implications.

Texas readies for Hurricane Beryl as Governor Abbott secures international ties; a disaster declaration is in place for 40 counties, with state resources poised for the storm's impact.

Governor Greg Abbott is traveling to Asia to promote Texas in global economic and innovation sectors, aiming to strengthen ties with Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan.

Texas cities are reporting substantial water losses with Houston leading at 31.8 billion gallons. Aging infrastructure and extreme weather contribute to the problem, with some cities taking measures to address the leaks and conserve water.