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.

Texas expands SNAP hot meals program to 26 more counties after floods, as per Governor Abbott's announcement, aiding families affected by the disaster.

Governor Greg Abbott has expanded the Texas disaster declaration to include five more counties after flooding, bringing the total to 26 and ensuring state aid.

Texas Attorney General Paxton is probing over 100 potentially illegal votes by noncitizens in the 2020 and 2022 elections, using data from DHS and Texas agencies.

Governor Greg Abbott signs two bills bolstering Texas' border security, emphasizing state safety and law enforcement collaborations with federal agencies.

Governor Abbott has requested federal disaster assistance for Coke, Concho, and Williamson counties in Texas following floods, potentially providing federal aid for recovery.

Texas Governor Abbott has secured federal disaster aid for five more counties after floods, enabling FEMA assistance for emergency work and infrastructure repair.

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.