Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 2308, promoting ibogaine research for treating opioid addiction, depression, and PTSD, with a focus on the state's large veteran population.

Texas AG Ken Paxton urges federal agencies to strengthen efforts against antisemitic terrorism after a rise in hate crimes following the October 7 Hamas attacks in Israel.

The Texas National Guard is on standby for Austin protests, with Mayor Watson advocating peaceful assembly and Council Members raising concerns about military presence.

Undocumented students in Texas are fighting to intervene in a lawsuit challenging their right to in-state tuition following a DOJ settlement with the state.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott met with energy leaders to prepare the power grid for the upcoming hurricane season, reaffirming Texas as a reliable energy capital.

San Antonio's District 10 Councilmember Marc Whyte emphasizes the need for peace and order amid protests, praising city efforts to increase patrols and provide transparent communication.

Texas Governor Abbott's office announces over $2.4 million in JET grants for Gulf Coast area schools to aid in career training for in-demand fields like nursing and engineering.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Brian Rentsch, an engineer, to the State Board of Examiners of Psychologists and named Ryan Bridges as the board's chair.

Governor Abbott appointed Keith Wall to the One-Call Board of Texas, a key position for managing underground infrastructure safety, with his term expiring in 2026.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends Pam Bondi against what he calls politically motivated bar complaints, urging the Florida Bar for dismissal and citing similar past complaints against him that were dismissed.

The Supreme Court dismissed Mexico's lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, aligning with Texas AG Paxton's stance on protecting Second Amendment rights.

Texas' Operation Lone Star has resulted in over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and 54,300 criminal arrests, with significant amounts of drugs seized, as per Governor Abbott's office.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Nadia Stewart to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors through 2029, citing her extensive legal background and community service.