Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the indictment and arrest of nine individuals, including public officials, for alleged vote harvesting in Frio County.

Texas AG Ken Paxton warns against fraudulent crowdfunding after targeting Tray Coppola's GoFundMe for potential flood relief scams, threatening legal action.

Gov. Abbott's request for federal disaster aid for additional Texas counties after flooding was approved by FEMA, providing critical support for recovery efforts.

Governor Abbott and President Trump visited Kerrville, Texas, to meet with flood victims and discuss recovery efforts. They engaged with locals, joined roundtable talks, and honored the affected families.

San Antonio's District 3 Symposium focused on unity and civic engagement, with Councilwoman Viagran and community leaders discussing local well-being and progress.

Governor Greg Abbott announced a $10,000 reward for information on Benjamin Hanil Song, accused of attacking an ICE facility in Texas and wounding a police officer.

Councilmember Ric Galvan and his team aided SAACS in caring for animals displaced by Hill Country floods, exemplifying community spirit and collaboration.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott seeks federal aid for additional counties affected by flooding and supports residents with FEMA assistance programs and SBA loans.

San Antonio Mayor Jones met with federal and Pentagon leaders to advocate for Joint Base San Antonio amid Army restructuring plans. Discussions included potential relocations and opportunities for the base.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces an 18-item legislative agenda for a special session focusing on flood response, education, taxation, social policy, and more, starting July 21.

Dr. Jenise M. Carroll appointed as Chief of Staff by San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones, bringing leadership experience from military and federal service.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Western Texas charged 208 individuals with various immigration offenses over six days, including cases of illegal re-entry, drug trafficking, and alien smuggling.

Governor Abbott announces over $7.3 million in Texas Talent Connection grants for workforce development, spread across 22 initiatives, aimed at improving job skills, placement, and retention.