Governor Greg Abbott approves bills supporting Texas veterans, including resources database, provisional licensing, and research on ibogaine treatment for addiction and behavioral health issues.

New Braunfels invites residents to participate in budget and tax rate discussions for fiscal year 2026 during public meetings detailed on the city website.

The Big Bend Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol has deployed the Helen Gardner Aerostat, a tethered surveillance balloon, to improve border security near Sanderson, Texas.

A judge ruled against BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard's motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging they manipulated energy markets, enabling Texas AG Ken Paxton's antitrust case to proceed.

AG Ken Paxton seeks a full court reconsideration from the Fifth Circuit to uphold Texas immigration law SB 4, which criminalizes illegal entry and empowers state enforcement.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announces the successful launch of ChAMP, a modernized child support system designed to enhance efficiency and service for Texas families.

Texas Governor Abbott has added 10 counties to the federal disaster declaration following severe floods, facilitating federal aid for recovery efforts.

Texas AG Ken Paxton files a legal petition against the Ulster County Clerk for not aiding in enforcing a judgment against a doctor who mailed abortion drugs to Texas.

Travis County has taken over Sandy Creek flood recovery from ADRN, amid residents' concerns about disaster preparedness and the pace of rebuilding efforts.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stopped Harris County's "guaranteed income" program, which the state's Supreme Court ruled as an illegal redistribution of taxpayer funds.

Collins Aerospace is expanding in Richardson, Texas, creating over 570 jobs and investing $57 million, supported by a state grant, to enhance aerospace manufacturing and R&D.

Texas Governor Abbott thanks US governors for aid during floods, mentioning the Emergency Management Assistance Compact's role in providing resources for recovery.

Five Texas women will be inducted into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame for their contributions across various sectors, as announced by Governor Greg Abbott.