San Antonio unveiled plans for a $5 million aquatic center near Mission San Jose, featuring a pool and youth-friendly amenities, with a projected fall 2027 opening.

The Texas Attorney General secured a $1.25 million settlement with Hyatt for allegations of deceptive pricing by not fully disclosing mandatory fees in advertised hotel rates.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a historic $1.4 billion in federal funding to enhance rural healthcare across the state, emphasizing its potential to transform health services in these communities.

Texas' SB8 law will require sheriffs to cooperate with ICE starting in 2026, raising concerns among immigration advocates for community safety and the potential for decreased police interactions due to deportation fears.

Starbase filed suit to block Texas AG Ken Paxton’s rulings that ordered release of invoices and emails tied to SpaceX. The case highlights transparency questions where a city and company overlap.

Two would‑be challengers were kept off the GOP primary ballot after courts upheld the party's signature rules, leaving two Texas Supreme Court seats uncontested. Judges said last‑minute filings and petition gaps doomed the legal bids.

A draft ICE solicitation envisions converting warehouses into massive detention hubs that could hold more than 80,000 people, with proposed sites including a facility near Dallas. The plan has already drawn tribal outrage and local concern over staffing, zoning and humane care.

Texas Governor Abbott celebrates strong state energy sector, focusing on nuclear development and traditional energy investments, as well as appointing a director for the Texas Advanced Nuclear Energy Office.

Ken Paxton defends Texas's designation of CAIR as a terrorist organization, countering a lawsuit that claims the move violates First Amendment rights.

An ombudsman substantiated misconduct at the county veterans office; the director is on paid leave and staff defended leadership while auditors and trainings were recommended.

Governor Abbott touts Texas' economic success, highlighting its business-friendly policies, deregulation, investment attractivity, and the creation of the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to streamline operations and spur growth.

The Texas Attorney General's Office, led by Ken Paxton, has launched a revamped website for the Crime Victim Services Division to help victims more easily access support and information.

A viral video shows a San Antonio mother handcuffed after an immigration hearing and later deported — her case has become a flashpoint in fights over courthouse arrests and wartime deportations.