Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton blocked a Biden-Harris overtime rule, claiming it oversteps legal authority, marking his 100th lawsuit against the Administration.

Governor Greg Abbott issues an executive order to protect Texas residents from the CCP's repatriation efforts, instructing DPS to charge individuals involved in such operations.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the state's plan to lead in the advanced nuclear power sector based on a report from the Texas Advanced Nuclear Reactor Working Group.

Gov. Abbott met with Irish Ambassador Byrne Nason to discuss enhancing Texas-Ireland economic and cultural relations, including technology and healthcare sectors.

State Rep. Brooks Landgraf of Texas introduced bills for funding the sealing of abandoned oil and gas wells using tax revenues to prevent environmental damage.

Baltazar "Buddy" Vargas was appointed new City Auditor of San Antonio, succeeding Kevin Barthold upon his retirement. Mayor Nirenberg and City Manager Walsh commend his extensive experience.

Texas reports job growth from October 2023 to October 2024, adding 274,600 nonfarm jobs, outpacing the U.S. average. Governor Abbott emphasizes the state's dynamic economic strategy and workforce development initiatives.

San Antonio's City Council has approved a feasibility study for the East-West Connector Thoroughfare Plan to enhance roadway connectivity amid growth in South San Antonio and stimulate economic development.

The CBP's Trade Regulatory Audit Directorate has opened a new field office in Laredo to enforce trade law compliance and support investigations of trade violations.

Governor Abbott announces a $4.12 million TSIF grant to IntelliEPI to increase semiconductor production in Texas.

Texas AG Ken Paxton and 22 state counterparts demand an end to investigations into former President Trump, deeming them unjust and politically motivated.

Texas officials signal potential cuts in border security spending with Trump's immigration plans anticipated to enhance border control, possibly reallocating funds to state needs.

The Colony has been designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognizing its commitment to the music industry and contribution to economic development.