Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that the state set job records and leads in business expansion, with a labor force of 15,750,800 and 15,103,300 employed, including self-employed.

Texas AG Ken Paxton states that courts can't order agencies to change gender markers on IDs to reflect gender identity, emphasizing biological sex at birth. Critics say this harms transgender rights.

The Western District of Texas filed 215 immigration-related criminal cases in four days, including high-profile cases of illegal reentry after deportation.

Governor Greg Abbott has named Kenneth Omoruyi, and reappointed four others to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, responsible for upholding CPA integrity in Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints six members to the Texas School Safety Center Board, signaling a commitment to ongoing school safety strategies. The diverse group will advise on safety until 2027, pending Senate confirmation.

Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates Dallas for potentially violating state immigration laws by adopting sanctuary city-like policies, focusing on the police department's non-cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

The U.S. Border Patrol's Big Bend Sector welcomed its first foal, Dolly, to their Horse Patrol Unit, symbolizing the program's future and the ongoing use of horses in border security.

Governor Abbott directed the TEA to probe Bellaire High School over claims of social transitioning of a student without parental consent, emphasizing parental rights and potential child abuse.

Governor Abbott has appointed Bill Harris as judge of the 62nd Judicial District Court; pending Senate confirmation, he will serve until December 31, 2026.

Texas Governor Abbott announces a $17.3 million grant to SpaceX for semiconductor R&D and advanced packaging in Bastrop, which is expected to create over 400 jobs and significant capital investment.

Benjamin Barkley has been reappointed as Chief Executive and Public Counsel of the Office of Public Utility Counsel in Texas, with his term extending to February 1, 2027, pending Texas Senate confirmation.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints Rolen and Spencer to the SRBA Board, with responsibilities in managing the Sulphur River Basin's water resources until 2029.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints three members to the Family and Protective Services Council to serve until 2031, aiming to enhance the state's family welfare programs.