Texas AG Ken Paxton defends S.B. 2337, targeting proxy advisors' influence and ensuring voting recommendations are based on financial reasons unless stated otherwise.

San Antonio's District 5 Councilmember seeks a "fair deal" for a proposed sports district, focusing on costs, community impact, and a $75 million Spurs investment for public benefit.

Texas AG Ken Paxton appeals against a court ruling compelling his deposition, arguing it's a politically-motivated attack by Beto O'Rourke. The appeal raises jurisdiction concerns and claims the effort aims to discredit the OAG's work.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is set to sign "One Big Beautiful Map" law, House Bill 4, despite expected legal challenges over potential partisan biases in district redrawing.

Texas AG Paxton joins with America First Legal and Trump in a legal battle against California's vehicle emission standards, challenging their impact on states' rights and consumer choice.

San Antonio's District 3 Councilmember Rebecca Viagran supports a downtown redevelopment plan with the Spurs and Bexar County, involving state funds and needing voter approval for a new arena and development.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas signed two anti-human trafficking bills into law, enhancing penalties for traffickers, especially those exploiting children and individuals with disabilities, eliminating parole for certain convictions.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton insists on declaring 13 Democratic legislators' seats vacant for leaving the state, alleging they abandoned duties. He filed a merits brief with the state Supreme Court.

Texas Attorney General Paxton filed for a restraining order to counter an El Paso court's interference in his lawsuit against Beto O'Rourke's organization.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is taking legal action against groups for allegedly providing abortion pills, issuing cease-and-desist orders under state and federal laws.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott extends the border security disaster proclamation, first issued on May 31, 2021, on August 20, 2025, citing continuous unlawful crossings.

Governor Abbott announced over $1.1 million in grants to Rio Grande Valley schools for career training, aiming to train 2,140 students for in-demand industries.

Governor Abbott adds three items to the Texas special session agenda, focusing on penalizing absentee lawmakers, facilitating direct access to Ivermectin through pharmacies, and mandating studies on East Texas aquifers.