Gov. Abbott appointed Ashley Morgan to the Texas Water Development Board, highlighting her strong legal background and commitment to Texas's water resources.

Northeast Texas schools receive over $1.9 million in grants for career training from Governor Abbott through the JET program, focusing on in-demand job skills.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Tonya Miller to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, with a term ending in 2031. Miller brings experience from various environmental roles.

Councilmember Teri Castillo proposes the Second Chance Workforce Initiative to aid individuals with felony convictions in re-entering the workforce, address a 60% justice-impacted rate in District 5, and lower recidivism.

Texas AG Ken Paxton warns cities like La Marque and Odessa against illegal property tax hikes, citing SB 1851 and non-compliance with audit requirements.

Governor Greg Abbott has launched the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office (TREO) aimed at reducing regulatory burdens and fostering economic growth in Texas.

Governor Abbott appoints Stacy Hightower and reappoints Donnie Lewis, Donna Montemayor, and Rick Tisch to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, which oversees pharmaceutical care quality in Texas.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues a legal advisory for public schools to display the Ten Commandments, citing SB 10 and asserting a defense against legal challenges.

Governor Abbott reappoints Brett Flagg to Texas Mutual Insurance Board, maintaining leadership stability for workers' compensation insurance in Texas until 2031. Flagg brings extensive legal experience and a commitment to community service.

Governor Abbott appointed Batson and Syphrett to the Gulf Coast Authority Board, with terms ending in 2027 and 2026, focusing on water systems and environmental protection.

Texas Attorney General Paxton urges YouTube to keep Univision in its base package, suggesting its removal may be retaliatory and could violate consumer protection laws.

Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito of San Antonio calls on SAWS and the Edwards Aquifer Authority for their stances on a proposed wastewater facility, citing public and environmental health concerns.

Governor Abbott appointed Robert Eckels as TABC chair until 2027, bringing his legal, political, and advisory experience to the Commission's alcohol industry oversight.