Gov. Abbott appoints Morgan Johnson to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, bringing her legal and environmental expertise to oversee utilities and the electrical grid.

Governor Abbott reappointed five members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council, with terms extended to 2027, emphasizing their diverse expertise in regulation and safety.

Governor Abbott honored Sheriff Larry Busby for his 44-year law enforcement career at a Coastal Bend Peace Officers Association event, emphasizing the importance of public safety in Texas.

San Antonio's city council is reviewing a proposal for increased security around cluster mailboxes to combat mail theft, including new lights and a task force.

Governor Greg Abbott unveils NRG Energy's plan for a new $360 million natural gas facility in Harris County, Texas, set to start by 2026 to improve grid reliability and boost the local economy.

Mayor Nick Long of League City discussed the 2025 election and local park renovations, including the closure of Lobit Park for upgrades, in his video series "Short Talks with Mayor Long."

Ex-constable Michelle Barrientes Vela is running for Texas state representative after her conviction was overturned.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints four new members to the Commission on Jail Standards, with Kelly Rowe as the new chair, bringing extensive law enforcement experience to oversee state jail regulations.

Texas Attorney General Paxton and 14 state AGs support a petition requiring proof of citizenship for federal voter registration, aiming to ensure election integrity.

Governor Greg Abbott champions nuclear power for Texas's future at the 2025 Texas Nuclear Summit, supporting the industry with a new law and a $350 million fund, while receiving the "Atomic Texan Award."

San Antonio councilmembers Castillo and Mungia have proposed a policy for Community Benefits Agreements to ensure city-sponsored developments offer tangible local benefits.

Ken Paxton secured a restraining order against Malcolm Tanner to stop an alleged scheme offering "free" homes in Loving County, Texas, for political influence. Tanner's actions were deemed illegal and deceptive by Paxton's office.

San Antonio's Governance Committee held its first meeting to address a backlog of Council Consideration Requests, stressing efficiency and policy implementation.