Gina Ortiz Jones violated debate rules by using a cellphone during a San Antonio mayoral debate, leading to a controversy and opposing campaign criticism.

Ken Paxton claims victory in halting a rule demanding inclusive transgender workplace policies, which the EEOC cannot enforce, according to a Texas federal court ruling.

San Antonio City Council approved $500,000 for the design of the Airman Heritage Museum and Aerospace Learning Center to highlight the city's aerospace legacy.

Governor Abbott announced over $580,700 in career training grants for three Metroplex region schools under the JET program, to boost job skills and readiness.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Sir Professor Mallory Factor to Texas' GURI board, where he will review university research funding applications. Factor has a background in academia, business, and public advisory roles.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation to reinforce the state's pro-business stance, including a business judgment rule and tax exemptions for specific entities.

San Antonio has scheduled a runoff election for Mayor and several City Council positions on June 7, following the May 3 general election. Early voting starts May 27.

Ken Paxton won a legal case enforcing the Texas Open Meetings Act, requiring Travis County Commissioners to follow transparency laws after they tried to approve funds secretly.

NTxBio is opening a new biomanufacturing facility in Plano, TX, expected to create over 170 jobs and spur $31M in investment, backed by a $1.48M state grant.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates General Mills for deceptive cereal health claims, citing their use of artificial colors despite a previous commitment to remove them.

Governor Abbott appointed Luna, Ripley, and Robinson to the Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board to advance real estate appraisal standards. Pending Senate confirmation, they will serve until 2031.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has allocated over $739,000 in grants to improve vocational training for Panhandle students, aiming to prepare them for healthcare jobs like EMTs and nurses.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secures a $1.375 billion settlement with Google for data privacy violations, marking the largest state privacy law-related settlement to date.