League City officials have proposed a Fiscal Year 2026 Budget aiming to reduce property tax rates and allocate $524 million for operations and capital improvements.

Governor Abbott signed bills enhancing summer camp safety in Texas, including the Heaven's 27 Camp Safety Act, to mitigate flood risks and improve emergency protocols.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is appealing a federal injunction to reinstate the mandatory display of the Ten Commandments in public schools, challenging a district court decision that blocks the practice.

Texas AG Ken Paxton extends restraining orders against Beto O'Rourke's group in a dispute over alleged incentives offered to Democrats for leaving the state legislature.

Governor Greg Abbott addresses the need for firefighter training in response to urban wildfires in Texas, emphasizing funding and solidarity with first responders at a press conference.

Councilmember Marina Alderete Gavito of San Antonio calls for stricter penalties on neglected properties and higher traffic fines to improve neighborhood safety and quality of life.

Governor Abbott announced grants over $405,000 for Austin's vocational education, aiming to train students in high-demand fields like HVAC and welding.

Texas Governor Abbott outlined legislative achievements at a Waco luncheon, highlighting Texas as a top state for business and economic growth, including tax cuts and a fortified electric grid.

Scotiabank is expanding into Dallas, Texas, creating 1,020 jobs and investing $60 million, backed by a $10.8 million grant from the Texas Enterprise Fund.

Governor Abbott announces joint assessments with the SBA for federal disaster assistance after a Houston apartment fire, urging affected Texans to report damage.

Round Rock introduces "Budget Hot Takes," a new initiative using hot wing challenges to make budget discussions engaging, covering a $789.7 million plan which includes public safety and infrastructure investments.

Governor Abbott announces over $1.6 million in JET grants to six North Central Texas schools for career training, benefiting over 540 students in high-demand jobs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating the Plano Independent School District following reports of antisemitic behavior and a pro-Palestinian walkout.