Texas DPS Trooper Kyle Bradley received the "Be the One" Award for his efforts against human trafficking, recognizing his training and success in identifying victims and traffickers.

Bexar County's long-serving elections administrator, Jacque Callanen, is set to resign in January 2025 amid public concern for transparency. The county has hired Robert Half Executive Search to find her successor.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues to prevent destruction of investigation records into Trump by Special Counsel Jack Smith, citing the need for transparency and fearing a repeat of past record deletions.

San Antonio held a successful Voluntary Weapon Exchange event, with more than 900 weapons traded for H-E-B gift cards, and plans a second event at the Alamodome.

Texas AG Paxton wins a court case blocking the Biden-Harris Administration's "parole in place" immigration policy, permanently preventing its implementation.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues another doctor for dispensing "gender transition" drugs to minors, enforcing Senate Bill 14 which bans such medical interventions for under-18s.

Texas has increased its border security, leading to over 500,000 apprehensions and 48,500 arrests, including for felonies and seizing large amounts of fentanyl. The state also relocates migrants and collaborates with other states on these efforts.

Texas AG Ken Paxton requests DOJ records concerning Special Counsel Jack Smith's probe into Trump, citing concerns of political bias in past investigations and the destruction of records.

Kendall County offers a free training session for homeowners' associations on stormwater infrastructure and zoning enforcement, on November 14 at 6:45 pm at the County Office Building.

Little Elm, Texas has been designated a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community by Governor Abbott, joining over 175 other communities prepared to support film and production operations.

Governor Greg Abbott endorses school choice at an event in Tyler, Texas, emphasizing widespread support among Hispanic and African American communities and outlining plans for improving education.

Seguin municipal court staff received awards at the TCCA banquet. Vanessa Herrera won the Distinguished Service Award, and Landra Solansky received the Lorna Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award.

Seguin's city offices and library will be closed for Veterans Day, but garbage and recycling services will operate normally.