Governor Abbott, with officials like VP JD Vance, critiques past administration's border policies and discusses Texas’ border security successes at a roundtable in Eagle Pass.

Texas Governor Abbott commended President Trump's swift action on promises, noting the decline in illegal crossings and new investments in the manufacturing sector, while expressing Texas' support for his immigration and economic policies.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has released a five-year economic development plan aiming to drive growth and solidify the state's position as a global economic power.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints three experts to the Texas State Board of Acupuncture Examiners, with terms until 2031, to oversee licensing, examination, and rulemaking for acupuncture practices.

Governor Abbott appoints four to the Upper Guadalupe River Authority Board, including two reappointments and two new members, pending Senate confirmation.

Governor Abbott appointed six individuals to the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities, with diverse backgrounds in psychology, healthcare, education, and advocacy.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Juan Carlos Lopez and three others to the Texas Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities, aiming to improve state disability policies.

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.