Missouri City has joined the Film Friendly Texas program, which supports local economies by attracting film productions, after recognition by Governor Abbott.

Texas leaders, including Governor Abbott, announce plans to stabilize unemployment insurance rates to support businesses and prevent rate increases in 2025.

Bell Textron Inc. is set to expand in Fort Worth, creating over 400 jobs and investing $429 million, supported by Texas's JETI program and a $2.67 million TEF grant.

Wilson County announces holiday closures for government offices, public safety and waste services, with schedules provided for Christmas and New Year's.

Governor Greg Abbott appointed eight members to the Texas School Safety Center Board to enhance school safety strategy development, with terms ending between 2025 and 2026.

League City is enhancing its streets with sustainable greenery as part of a TxDOT-funded beautification project, including the installation of an irrigation system along key corridors. Completion is expected by early February.

M. Connie Almeida, appointed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, is the new chair of the Family and Protective Services Council, bringing four decades of experience in behavioral health.

The Governor's Committee to Support the Military in Texas releases a 2024 report with key recommendations to enhance support for servicemembers’ families in areas of education, healthcare, and well-being.

Ken Paxton obtained a stay against Harris County's revised "guaranteed income" initiative, citing the Texas Constitution's prohibition of distributing public funds to individuals.

The City of Helotes announces its general election for Mayor and two Council Members on May 3, 2025, with candidacy filings starting on January 15, 2025, and ending on February 14, 2025.

Texas Governor Abbott reports over 529,500 illegal immigrant apprehensions and 49,400 criminal arrests under Operation Lone Star, which also seized substantial fentanyl amounts and reinforced border barriers.

The Laredo Sector Border Patrol honored eleven students as Youth of the Month for their academic achievements.

Manny Ramirez is appointed as the new chair of the Texas Juvenile Justice Board by Governor Greg Abbott, bringing extensive law enforcement and leadership experience to the role.