Tiffany Jones-Smith has been appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott as chair of the Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force in Texas, with her healthcare advocacy background and leadership roles highlighted.

Texas AG Paxton filed an amicus brief supporting Trump's border security measures, framing immigrant influx as an "invasion" and a constitutional crisis.

Texas AG Ken Paxton introduces a rule requiring district and county attorneys in larger counties to submit performance reports to enhance transparency and public safety.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Andrew Polk to the Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council, responsible for conserving agricultural lands until 2029.

Texas' economy grew at a 3.5% rate in Q4 2024, outperforming the national average and leading in job creation, with a real GDP reaching $2.7 trillion.

Ken Paxton congratulates Aaron Reitz on becoming Assistant Attorney General, highlighting his conservative leadership and commitment to the rule of law.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott reappointed Boyd, Bradford, and Fox to the Texas Military Preparedness Commission until 2031 to enhance the state's military defense.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Christina Melton Crain, Jodie Lee Jiles, and Kelcy Warren to the UT System Board of Regents, pending Senate confirmation.

Gov. Greg Abbott announces a $7.87 million grant to DSM Semichem for its Texas facility expansion, anticipating job creation and semiconductor industry growth.

The Western District of Texas charged over 250 immigration-related cases in one week, signaling a crackdown on illegal immigration and related criminal activity.

Ernest Aliseda was appointed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott to the OneStar National Service Commission, which manages volunteer service and AmeriCorps programs in the state, until 2028.

Two New Braunfels City Council members, Christopher Willis and Mary Ann Labowski, achieved the Certified Municipal Official designation from the TMLI, recognizing their extensive continuing education.

San Antonio announces city service schedules for Cesar Chavez Day, with closures of most offices but essential services remaining operational.