Governor Greg Abbott warns San Marcos against an antisemitic resolution, aligning with Texas' stance on supporting Israel and hinting at pulling state grants for noncompliance.

Governor Greg Abbott called for bail system reform at the Texas Border Sheriff's Coalition, addressing issues with repeat offenders and underlining law enforcement's achievements in border security and criminal apprehensions.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed seven members to the state's medical board, including Dr. Kelly Green and reappointing Dr. Devinder S. Bhatia. Terms last until 2031, enhancing medical practice regulation.

Lancaster, Texas earns the Film Friendly Texas designation from Governor Abbott, joining other communities to attract the film industry and boost local economy and job growth.

Governor Abbott appoints four members to the Texas State Board for Educator Certification, including Booth, Turk-Zaafran, Streepey, and Andrews, pending Senate confirmation.

Governor Greg Abbott spoke at the Round Rock Governor's Prayer Breakfast, highlighting the importance of prayer, honoring fallen law enforcement, and promoting faith's power in overcoming personal setbacks.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Judge Kirsten Cohoon as Presiding Judge of the Sixth Administrative Judicial Region in Texas, pending Senate confirmation.

Governor Abbott appoints Bernal, Marsden, and reappoints Swords to the Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners; roles involve regulating social work practice.

Brenham, Texas, joins the Film Friendly Texas Certified Communities, acknowledged by Governor Abbott for its readiness to support media production and local economic growth.

Governor Abbott and Secretary Burgum rededicated Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge as Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge to honor Jocelyn Nungaray's memory.

Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 14, the Texas DOGE, creating the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to streamline government processes and reduce administrative bloat. The bill aims to make government more efficient and business-friendly.

Governor Greg Abbott reappointed Jerry Dan Davis, Mike Sandefur, and Joe L. Ward to the Red River Authority of Texas Board of Directors, ensuring expertise in water resource management.

Governor Abbott has appointed six individuals to the Nueces River Authority, including retired professionals and active members of finance and law, with terms ending in 2027 and 2031.