Texas AG Paxton investigates alleged financial incentives in childhood vaccine recommendations, issuing CIDs to entities like UnitedHealthcare and Pfizer.

San Antonio councilmembers propose a transparency dashboard for the new downtown Spurs arena project to track investments and ensure organizational commitments to the community.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Gohlke and Swanson to the Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council to aid in land conservation efforts, with their terms ending in 2031.

The Fifth Circuit agreed to rehear SB 4 en banc, reopening a fight over whether Texas can criminalize border crossings. The full court will weigh standing and federal preemption.

A federal judge allowed Wildtype and UPSIDE to continue their constitutional challenge to Texas’ ban on cultivated meat, but the law still blocks sales while litigation proceeds.

A coalition of 59 Texas cities asked the state’s high court to review laws capping what telecoms pay to use public rights‑of‑way. The case could shift millions in local revenue.

San Antonio approved funding to join a CHCS‑led feasibility study for a diversion center that would steer people with mental‑health or substance‑use issues away from jail. The Public Safety Committee sent the plan to full council for review.

TxDMV will hold a public hearing in Austin Wednesday on proposed ID rules that county officials say could block undocumented residents from registering vehicles. Officials plan to press the agency at the hearing.

USPS clarified that postmarks may reflect processing date, not drop‑off day. Texas voters should mail registrations and ballots early or request a manual postmark.

Attorney General Ken Paxton leads states in supporting Trump Administration's proposal to remove "gender dysphoria" from the definition of "disability" under Section 504.

Governor Greg Abbott received the "Back The Blue" award for supporting Texas law enforcement at the Cops' Cop Banquet hosted by the Assist the Officer Foundation.

Alamo Heights ISD canceled a scheduled visit by children’s author Chris Barton after parents objected to an 'LGBTQ+' mention in his book, citing new state restrictions. The move spotlights how SB 12 is reshaping school events.

State tallies produced under Gov. Abbott’s GA-46 show 313,742 hospital visits and about $1.05 billion in FY2025 costs tied to patients described as “not legally present.”