AG Ken Paxton demands UNT investigate a student's alleged removal from class for condemning Charlie Kirk's assassination, criticizing the university's atmosphere and defending free speech.

The San Antonio City Council approved the FY 2026 budget focusing on essential services and public safety, including funding for police officers and services for the homeless.

Governor Abbott reappoints Sid Harle as the presiding judge of the Fourth Admin Judicial Region, highlighting his extensive judicial experience and community service.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims numerous legal victories for conservative causes, partnering with Trump on immigration issues, fighting the "radical Left," and protecting state rights.

Jarred Shaffer has been named Director of Texas Advanced Nuclear Office (TANO) by Governor Abbott, overseeing a $350 million fund to enhance nuclear energy development.

San Antonio's FY 2026 Budget, focused on working families' priorities like homeless aid and affordable housing, has been approved, reflecting community input and planning for future challenges.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Audrey O'Neill as DFPS Commissioner, emphasizing her extensive experience and background in both her field and foster care.

Modesta Vela was arrested in Texas for alleged illegal ballot harvesting in Starr County during the 2022 general election after a multi-year investigation.

Helotes City Council considers amendments to Bandera Ranch PUD, including the potential addition of a full-service restaurant and a drive-thru on separate tracts, pending public hearings and council approval.

Texas AG Paxton investigates proxy advisory firms Glass Lewis & ISS for pushing a "radical" agenda on companies and investors, potentially violating consumer protection laws.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has appointed Timothy "TJ" White as the Chief of Texas Cyber Command to strengthen state cybersecurity against digital threats.

Governor Abbott announces SBA loans for Texans affected by an apartment complex fire in Spring Branch, with low-interest loans available to assist in recovery efforts.

Governor Abbott of Texas signed two bills to boost career and technical education, with a focus on diversifying pathways to success and strengthening the state's workforce.