Governor Abbott appoints five to the Jefferson and Orange Counties Board of Pilot Commissioners, with diverse professional backgrounds, set to contribute to local maritime operations.

San Antonio councilmembers proposed a Trades Advisory Board to oversee public fund spending and promote workforce development, similar to Harris County's Essential Workers Board.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott sets a special election for the 18th Congressional District on November 4, 2025, with a candidate filing deadline of September 3, 2025. Early voting begins October 20, 2025.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won a legal case to publish the state's A-F school performance ratings, ensuring education accountability and transparency.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Western Texas is observing NCVRW with a theme 'Connecting Healing' to stress empathy and victim advocacy, highlighting recent cases and encouraging community support.

Governor Abbott appoints new members to the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, including Chair Michael Glynn, Jr., and members James Mallinger, John Ortega, Sue De Villez, Paul Hamilton, and Brandon Wade.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sues San Antonio for illegally funding abortion-related travel, violating Texas law and the state constitution. This follows a similar lawsuit against Austin.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints four professionals to the Texas Physician Assistant Board, enhancing its diverse expertise in healthcare governance.

Texas' school choice legislation, Senate Bill 2, advances towards law, supported by Governor Abbott and lawmakers after comprehensive public testimony.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Elisa Chan, James Brian Eby, and Corey Rose to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors, with terms expiring in February 2031.

League City Council meeting is scheduled for April 8 at 6 p.m., preceded by a Work Session at 5 p.m. It will be live-streamed on Facebook and replayed on Channel 16. Residents may sign up for Public Comment before the meeting.

San Antonio City Council approved a $100,000 fund to help residents access out-of-state abortion services in response to Texas' restrictive reproductive laws, aiming to protect public health and safety.

Governor Abbott discussed Texas' legal efficiency and border security at UT Austin, promoting the state's swift legal proceedings and economic growth, as well as its robust response to illegal border crossings.