San Antonio's mayoral race is heading to a runoff between Gina Ortiz Jones and Rolando Pablos, after no candidate won the majority in the initial voting round.

New appointees join the Trinity River Authority Board in Texas, with Richard “Carson” Dennis and Elizabeth Thomas beginning terms, and Jerry House, D.Min. securing a reappointment.

San Antonio hosts the National League of Cities' Women in Municipal Government Summer Conference from May 28-30, focusing on community ties and city challenges.

San Antonio's City Council debates SB 32, a tax exemption bill, with Councilmember Whyte disagreeing with the city's opposition and advocating for pro-business measures.

Melissa Cabello Havrda to receive the Partnering to Protect Award for defending vulnerable adults, alongside Texas Senator José Menéndez and Judge Veronica Vasquez, who push for elder abuse recognition training.

Gov. Abbott reappoints Alethea Swann Bugg to the Texas State Preservation Board, highlighting her extensive community service and leadership experience. Confirmation by the Senate is pending.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Ronnie Anderson as president of the San Jacinto River Authority Board, with reappointments of Charles Boulware and Mark Micheletti.

Texas Governor Abbott decried the state's bail system as "deadly" and "broken," highlighting cases of violence by individuals released on lenient bail. He emphasized the need for reform at a Houston event.

Governor Greg Abbott thanked President Trump for appointing him to FEMA's Review Council, aiming to improve U.S. emergency management with Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd.

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.