Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Coppell ISD for implementing critical race theory (CRT) in violation of state law, citing a video of the district's curriculum director discussing ways to circumvent the ban.

Gov. Abbott invites Texans to nominate candidates for the 2025 Texas Women's Hall of Fame, celebrating significant contributions by women in the state.

Texas AG Paxton supports Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport terrorists, opposing a court's freeze on the action and joining other AGs in an amicus brief to bolster national security.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott touts the state's economic success at a Nasdaq event in Dallas, highlighting Nasdaq's new Texas regional HQ and the state's appeal to businesses.

Texas AG Ken Paxton announces the arrest of Jose Manuel Cendan Ley for illegal abortion practices and unlicensed medicine at Clinica Waller Latinoamericana.

Texas AG Ken Paxton arrested Maria Rojas for illegal abortions and practicing medicine without a license, seeking to enforce the state's strict abortion laws.

Helotes invites public discussion on a proposed replat by Grothues Financial, altering Bricewood Subdivision and street names. Meetings scheduled for April 1 and 10 at City Hall.

Texas leads in job creation with 187,700 new jobs over the past year, boasting a strong economy and business-friendly policies according to Governor Abbott and data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Texas is closing the Operation Lone Star jail booking facility in Jim Hogg County due to reduced illegal border crossings, attributed to Trump's policies.

Governor Abbott appoints one and reappoints four members to the OneStar National Service Commission in Texas to guide AmeriCorps programs and civic engagement.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends a ban on drag shows at Texas A&M, suing the Queer Empowerment Council, claiming public funds shouldn't support "obscene" acts.

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.