Governor Greg Abbott appoints Proler, Sullivan, and incumbent Gore to the Texas Southern University Board of Regents, with terms until 2031, pending Senate confirmation.

Texas AG Ken Paxton expands his probe into EPIC City, seeking records from local officials to investigate potential state law violations in the real estate development.

Texas AG Paxton reached an agreement with Dallas ISD on gender-specific sports participation compliance after investigating potential policy violations.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Texas filed 295 new immigration-related criminal cases in a week, targeting illegal entry and re-entry, alien harboring, and associated crimes.

Governor Greg Abbott seeks nominations for the 2025 Star of Texas Awards to honor service and sacrifice by Texas first responders and law enforcement. Nominations are open until June 13, 2025.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has teamed up with a group of 25 state attorneys general to challenge the constitutionality of Washington D.C.'s gun control regulations, urging the Supreme Court to review the case. The coalition argues that the laws infringe on Second Amendment rights and do not align with historical legal precedents.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Jeffery Fletcher and reappoints Elizabeth Cox to the Sex Offender Treatment Council, adding new member Grover C. Rollins, to set treatment standards.

Governor Abbott of Texas met with Governor Ohmura of Aichi Prefecture to discuss their economic partnership and future collaborations in industries like auto manufacturing, emphasizing Texas's business environment.

AG Ken Paxton supports veteran Winston Hencely at the Supreme Court in a negligence case against military contractor Fluor Corporation related to a deadly 2016 suicide bombing.

Gov. Abbott nominates four experts to the Texas Diabetes Council, including Yarbrough-Yale, Jones, Kelly, and Ryan, with diverse backgrounds in nursing, law, health education, and energy for terms until 2031.

Governor Abbott has announced over $1.3 million in job training grants for Collin County via Collin College to up-skill over 840 workers across various industries.

Acting U.S. Attorney Margaret Leachman announced that her office collected over $31 million in criminal debts and forfeited $24 million in assets in FY 2024, benefiting crime victims.

Governor Abbott has directed TDEM to work with the SBA for damage assessments in storm-hit Northeast Texas, aiming for federal aid to assist in rebuilding efforts.