Governor Greg Abbott appoints Major General Roger O. Sheridan as the new Commanding General of the Texas State Guard, emphasizing his extensive military experience and commitment to service.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defends a state law at the Supreme Court requiring porn sites to implement strict age-verification to protect minors.

Texas Governor Abbott appointed Melva Henderson to the Rehabilitation Council, where she'll aid in advocating for individuals with disabilities until 2027.

Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Kerry Reyna and reappointed Amanda Nobles and April Graham to the board of Humanities Texas, aiming to enhance humanities education and support informed citizenship.

Governor Abbott declares a disaster for Webb County following Laredo water issues, paving the way for federal aid through low-interest SBA loans to impacted businesses.

Texas flags, lowered for President Carter, will rise for Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025, as announced by Governor Abbott.

Governor Abbott requests a disaster declaration from the SBA to support Texan businesses affected by a water issue that led to economic hardship in Webb County since October.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Allstate and Arity for allegedly unlawfully collecting and selling Texans' driving data, violating the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act.

Gov. Abbott appoints Billie Bell and Lauren Day to the Texas Statewide Health Coordinating Council, with terms ending in 2027 and 2029, respectively, to aid in health care planning.

Wilson County Government Offices will be closed on January 20, 2025, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day; however, emergency services will continue as usual.

Shawn Thierry has been appointed to the Texas Juvenile Justice Board by Governor Abbott, promising reform with her legal expertise and legislative experience.

Greg Abbott reappoints Cliff Bickerstaff to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Lands Board for a term until 2025, affirming his role in leasing public lands.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Yinon Weiss and April Aguirre to the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct for terms ending in 2025 and 2029, respectively.