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.

Texas Governor Abbott met with Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin to discuss potential collaborations in energy, technology, and AI, emphasizing Texas' business-friendly environment and energy leadership.

Governor Abbott appointed three professionals to the Texas Optometry Board, overseeing licensing and regulation of optometry in Texas, with terms expiring in 2031.

DOGE's funding cuts may close San Antonio Missions HQ and impact Veteran Affairs, causing job losses and potentially reducing services for the city's large veteran population. Local concerns prompt outreach to congressmen.

Rep. Joaquin Castro held a town hall addressing concerns about social program cuts, with constituents expressing fear over potential impacts on Medicare, Medicaid, and education.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Ray Winter as Inspector General for Health and Human Services in Texas, pending Texas Senate approval, until February 1, 2026.

Texas AG contested at the Supreme Court against plans for nuclear waste storage in the Permian Basin, arguing it's illegal and a threat to safety and the energy sector.

San Antonio's District 3 has launched its 12th annual Legacy Leadership Initiative to develop youth leadership and community involvement, featuring a creek cleanup event.

Greg Abbott appointed Pat Frost to the ERS Board of Trustees to serve until 2030, overseeing Texas's public pension system. Frost has extensive experience, including a 40-year stint at Frost Bank and various leadership roles in civic organizations.

Political leaders met in Texas to discuss border security, strongly criticizing the previous administration's policies and highlighting legal actions taken to enforce immigration laws.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Cory Liu to the 250th Judicial District Court, pending Senate confirmation. Liu has legal experience, local ties, and a solid academic background. His term would end in 2026 if confirmed.

San Antonio councilmembers propose the RAFT program to support federal workers facing job cuts by offering city job placements, job fairs, training services, and partnership with local nonprofits.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Steve Ehrig and Jennifer Storm to the GBRA Board, pending Senate confirmation.