Governor Greg Abbott appoints Brandon L. Simmons as Director of Institutional Policy and Oversight for the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Office of the Ombudsman.

San Antonio officials, led by Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, will conduct a "tabletop exercise" to plan for the impact of federal funding cuts on the city's FY 2027 budget, affecting essential services like Medicaid and SNAP.

Texas schedules special election for Senate District 4 on May 2, 2026, to replace Senator Creighton; candidates must file by March 3, and early voting starts April 20.

New Braunfels City Council approved an economic deal for Aumovio, formerly Continental Automotive Systems, to expand their facilities, with a 65% property tax break and additional incentives, promising investment growth and job creation.

Texas AG Paxton celebrates an appellate court decision allowing him to proceed with a lawsuit against nonprofit FIEL for alleged unlawful political activities.

League City, Texas, announced early voting dates for state constitutional amendments, though there are no local races this year. Voting locations and schedules are provided on the city's website.

Governor Abbott of Texas announced a loan to support the construction of a 460 MW natural gas power facility in Fairfield, aiming to power the ERCOT grid by 2026.

Governor Abbott appoints Mark Varhaug as chair and names three new members to the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists, with terms ending in 2031.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit and TRO against Malcolm Tanner, aiming to halt his alleged practice of inviting people to live on his property without proper sanitation, endangering public health and safety in Loving County.

Texas AG Ken Paxton secured an agreement with Austin Diagnostic Clinic to ensure parents have full access to their children's health records, aligning with state law.

The District 5 Councilmember in San Antonio submitted a proposal to address the issue of vacant properties by turning them into community assets, focusing on safety and quality of life for residents.

Texas AG Ken Paxton and the Republican Party of Texas filed a joint motion to close GOP primaries to registered party members, claiming the current open primary system violates their First Amendment rights.

San Antonio City Council approves funding for a Fire Department Needs Assessment to evaluate staffing, equipment, and facilities for equitable emergency services.