Texans begin early voting for pivotal local, state, and national elections, with legal protections against intimidation and provisions for provisional ballots, ID requirements, and support for disabled voters.

The Texas Supreme Court stopped the execution of inmate Robert Roberson, allowing him to testify before a House committee on the use of outdated forensic science in his 2003 conviction.

The Texas Railroad Commission election is heating up, with Chair Christi Craddick focusing on industry growth and others pushing for tighter environmental regulations.

League City Council is holding its regular session on Tuesday, October 22, at 6 p.m., with options for public participation in person, via Facebook live stream, or televised replays.

Texas Governor Abbott continues to spearhead Operation Lone Star with the Texas DPS and National Guard to secure the southern border, resulting in numerous apprehensions and the seizure of fentanyl, while also targeting the Tren de Aragua gang.

Texas Governor Abbott highlighted state efforts to combat the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, with a focus on border security and law enforcement initiatives.

Texas reports surpassing the US in job growth, adding 327,400 nonfarm jobs over the past year under Governor Abbott's leadership, with the state's workforce at its largest ever.

The City of Andrews is now a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community, poised to spur local economy and joined by over 175 Texas communities. Governor Abbott and others praised its potential to attract film projects and contribute to job creation.

Dr. Mark Edwards was appointed to Texas' PANS Advisory Council by Governor Abbott to help guide on Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome until 2025.

Matthew Devlin is appointed to oversee election integrity in Texas for the November elections, addressing concerns like voting rights violations and election fraud.

Texas AG Ken Paxton leads 16 states in demanding the DHS ensure accurate voter registration by verifying citizenship, noting federal delays in providing necessary data.

Police investigate a bomb threat at a commercial building in New Braunfels, Texas, leading to an evacuation and traffic disruptions. No injuries were reported.

Bexar County reports a record rise in voter registrations, with over 1.2 million registered for the 2024 Presidential Election, marking a 9.7% increase since 2020. Early voting begins October 21, with efforts to ease polling location wait times.