Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 4211 to ban "Sharia compounds" and ensure religious freedom isn't used for segregation in Texas residential developments.

Governor Abbott announces a $20,000 reward increase for information on the stabbing of Austin Kanuch in Harris County, totaling $40,000 with Crime Stoppers' offer.

Governor Abbott appointed three members to Texas Board of Respiratory Care, ensuring guidance for the state's respiratory therapy standards until 2031.

Councilmember Teri Castillo abstained from voting on the censure of colleague Ivalis Meza Gonzalez, believing in due process and the electorate's role in holding officials accountable.

San Antonio Councilmember Clayton Perry has endorsed a new ordinance to increase penalties for pet abandonment, promoting animal welfare and public safety.

San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones offered condolences after Charlie Kirk's death, promoting First Amendment rights and condemning violence related to free speech.

Governor Abbott and Secretary McMahon discussed Texas' educational advancements, highlighting $8.5 billion funding, teacher pay raises, and school choice program.

Texas Governor Abbott requests SBA disaster declaration to aid Houston residents affected by a recent apartment complex fire in the Spring Branch neighborhood.

San Antonio's Mayor is visiting flood mitigation sites to inform budgeting for city's infrastructure projects and address community concerns about flooding.

Texas Governor Abbott announces $7.7M in grants for veteran services in South-Central Texas and San Antonio, impacting over 6,000 veterans in 40 counties.

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones welcomed a Canary Islands business delegation led by Oswaldo Betancort García to San Antonio to enhance economic and cultural ties.

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.