Governor Greg Abbott of Texas issued an executive order to protect the state's critical infrastructure from potential threats, specifically those posed by the Chinese government, prompting cybersecurity measures and assessments.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott urged the TCEQ to accept Mexico's offer of San Juan River water to help alleviate Rio Grande Valley's water scarcity, while addressing Mexico's failure to fulfill treaty obligations.

Texas AG Ken Paxton celebrates National Adoption Month, highlighting the "Support Adoption" license plate that funds grants for adoption-related expenses.

The Laredo Sector Border Patrol Youth of the Month program recognized 11 students for their academic achievements at Martin High School on November 19.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas issues an executive order to protect against espionage, mainly from China, affecting state agencies and higher education institutions.

Governor Abbott has announced Texas leading the US in job creation, adding 274,600 jobs between October 2023 and 2024, and achieving a record-high employment number and labor force size.

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.