The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Texas' GOP-backed congressional map to stand for the 2026 midterms, as Attorney General Ken Paxton claims a win against Democratic challenges.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a deal to reorganize Purdue Pharma, creating Knoa Pharma for OxyContin production and boosting opioid crisis accountability and funding for Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints three members to Texas School for the Deaf Governing Board, including Heather Lightfoot, Gregorio Mata, and Oscar Ocuto, Ed.D.

The LGC approved funding for the construction of Frederick Douglass Elementary School in Elm City, with $35.5 million borrowed to cover the project costs.

San Antonio approves building a new police substation on the South Side, with Phyllis Viagran highlighting its role in enhancing safety and community engagement.

Temple College in Texas has been awarded a $9.8 million grant from the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund to establish the Central Texas Chips Hub, enhancing workforce development for the semiconductor industry.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces over $1 million in grants to improve workforce readiness through support for dual credit and career and technical education programs in local ISDs.

Rep. Tony Gonzales is co‑leading the Dark Web Interdiction Act, a bipartisan bill to boost penalties and permanently fund the task force that hunts darknet fentanyl dealers. Lawmakers say the move would give investigators new tools against international darknet networks.

A new Texas law lets private citizens sue out‑of‑state abortion‑pill prescribers and distributors; critics warn it could spawn 'bounty‑hunter' lawsuits and interstate court fights.

Texas Health and Human Services Executive Commissioner Cecile Young is retiring on January 2, 2026, after nearly 40 years of service. Governor Abbott commended her dedication and leadership.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott requests US Treasury to investigate and suspend the nonprofit status of CAIR, alleging it is a "front group" for Hamas and a subsidiary of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick asked the Texas Senate to probe Canadian Solar and T1 Energy over alleged ties to Chinese-backed firms. Hearings are expected early next year.

Texas AG Ken Paxton opposes a College Sports Commission agreement, fearing it could give the CSC excessive power over universities, possibly causing revenue losses and affecting their legal rights.