Governor Abbott reappoints Aaron Negherbon and Patricia Rigney to the Business Advisory Council for emergency management in Texas, emphasizing their experience and community service commitments.

South San High School students celebrated Texas Independence Day at the Alamo with performances and expressed pride in their state's culture and unity.

Wells Fargo abandoned its net-zero emissions goal after Texas AG Paxton's probe, suggesting it catered to state energy interests over climate commitments.

Councilmember Phyllis Viagran supports the Center for Health Equity in South Texas (CHEST) to address health disparities in underserved South San Antonio communities.

The Community Health Committee approved $100,000 to reinforce the Reproductive Justice Fund aiming to offer enhanced healthcare support for women, particularly after the Dobbs decision impacted reproductive rights.

Ascension Living Providence Village and Ascension Providence in Waco will pay $6.5 million to settle claims of submitting false healthcare program claims.

Canyon, Texas has been designated as a "Film Friendly Texas Certified Community" by Governor Abbott, setting the stage for local economic benefits and job creation in media production.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed Marick, Barton, and House to the Texas Juvenile Justice Board, emphasizing their experience in juvenile probation, psychology, and education.

Governor Abbott reappoints Cindy Barberio Payne to the CPRIT Oversight Committee until 2031, highlighting her financial expertise and leadership background.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has declared a major step towards a universal school choice program, with bipartisan backing in the House for House Bill 3, though it faces criticism over public school funding concerns.

Heisha Freeman is appointed by Texas Governor Abbott to the State Board of Pharmacy, pending Senate confirmation, for a term until August 2029. She brings a diverse experience in customer relations and nonprofit leadership.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating suspicious lottery wins involving mass ticket purchases and a third-party service for potential legality breaches.

Governor Abbott appoints three experts to the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents, with diverse backgrounds in agriculture, energy, and business.