The Texas AG's office has secured settlements from tech companies for privacy breaches and scrutinized over 200 firms' data practices, reflecting its commitment to Texans' digital security.

Texas allocated $3.8 million in job training grants to Dallas College for training over 1,900 workers in skills such as construction and aerospace engineering.

The Texas Legislature, influenced by Trump and Abbott, is prioritizing redistricting in a special session, raising concerns about political opportunism and potential voter disenfranchisement of minority communities.

Texas Democrats are considering a quorum break to oppose potential mid-decade redistricting by Republicans, a measure indicating their willingness to fight perceived gerrymandering tactics.

Texas Governor Abbott announced federal disaster assistance for Hamilton and Travis counties after flooding, enabling them to access FEMA's Public Assistance program. He thanked President Trump and is actively coordinating recovery efforts.

Governor Abbott of Texas seeks additional federal aid following floods, aiming to include Hamilton and Travis counties in the Major Disaster Declaration for recovery support.

SBA offers financial aid to Fort Worth fire victims; eligible for low-interest loans to repair property damage. Applications open online or via the SBA Customer Service Center.

Pleasanton and Zone 7 Water Agency have settled a dispute over water connection fees, agreeing to revise fee guidance and cooperate on regional water projects.

Immigration caseload falls below 200 in the Western District of Texas, as reported by U.S. Attorney Justin R. Simmons. Cases include firearm trafficking and illegal re-entry after multiple deportations.

Texas Governor Abbott visited San Angelo to address flood response, met with affected families and first responders, and announced aid initiatives, including loans and grants for recovery.

Pleasanton City Council approved a water rate study that could lead to changes in water and sewer billing. The study suggests rate adjustments to manage rising costs and infrastructure needs. Public hearings for rate discussions are scheduled.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating Mars, Inc. for failing to remove artificial colors from its U.S. products as promised, possibly violating trade practices.

Governor Abbott and General Nordhaus surveyed flood damage in Kerrville, Texas, acknowledging local response efforts and discussing recovery plans with state and federal agencies.