Governor Greg Abbott announced NRG Energy's expansion in Texas with a new 721 MW natural gas plant in Chambers County, a $936 million investment aimed at energy reliability and job creation.

Governor Abbott reappoints Weldon Riggs to the Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District, highlighting his extensive service and commitment to water resource stewardship in Texas.

Governor Abbott reappoints Michael H. Lewis as Commissioner for the Sabine River Compact Administration, tasked with managing water rights between Texas, Louisiana, and the US.

Governor Greg Abbott administers the New Lawyer Oath to veterans in Texas, honoring their dual service in military and law, and endorses veteran support programs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Harris County over $1.3 million allocated to legal aid for undocumented immigrants, labeling it unconstitutional.

Governor Abbott appointed three members to the Texas Advisory Council on Cultural Affairs, reflecting the state's diverse culture and demographic shifts.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues JOLT Initiative, Inc. for illegal voter registration activities in Texas, seeking the organization's dissolution and legal costs.

State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer formed an exploratory committee to consider a run for Bexar County district attorney, naming veteran prosecutors to vet the office and his potential campaign.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints seven individuals to the Texas Radiation Advisory Board, including one new member and six reappointments, to offer counsel on radiation safety and regulation.

Governor Abbott appointed Josh Lewis and Michael Lucci to the Texas Advisory Committee on Geopolitical Conflict for terms until 2027, aiming to enhance state security and crisis preparedness.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Roblox for not adequately protecting children from predatory behavior and explicit content on its platform.

The Fifth Circuit vacated an injunction against a Texas law, allowing the state to enforce restrictions on explicit content at drag shows with minors present, a decision lauded by Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Texas AG Paxton is taking legal action to stop Kenvue from paying dividends, which may affect funds for Texans' compensation over alleged deceptive Tylenol marketing.