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.

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.