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.

Gov. Abbott appointed Sara Oates, David Shurtz, and Kay Rankin-Swan to the Texas Credit Union Commission, pending Senate confirmation, for terms until 2031.

Governor Greg Abbott announced over $1.5 million in career training grants for five San Antonio area schools, funding equipment for training students in high-demand jobs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced indictments for illegal vote harvesting involving Frio County officials, signaling deep electoral issues in the area.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is targeting Chinese firms for potential privacy law breaches and has given them 30 days to comply with Texas' data protection standards or face legal action.

Governor Abbott appoints Kristi Davis, James B. Goodwin, and Mark Woodroof to the Texas Real Estate Commission, aiming to strengthen leadership in the state's property sector.

Wilson County's budget for 2025-26 is $137.47 million, maintaining a tax rate of $0.595 and marking a modest 1.4% increase from the previous year. The conservative budget focuses on capital, human services, public safety, and education spending.

Texas AG Paxton is suing Austin ISD, alleging they're violating state laws against teaching CRT, following reports of references to the 1619 Project within the district's curriculum.

AG Ken Paxton supports the Senate confirmation of Ed Martin for U.S. Attorney in D.C., praising his reduction of violent crime and increased prosecutions.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a significant $1 billion school voucher bill, allowing families to use public funds for private school tuition. Critics fear it may harm public education funding.

Bexar County voters approved a $987 million bond for Alamo Colleges District, funding new facilities, programs, and upgrades focused on high-demand job sectors.