Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a THC ban, proposing regulation instead. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expressed frustration over the decision, marking a significant legislative moment for Texas’s approach to THC products.
Arturo Gamboa released by Dallas police after displaying a rifle at Utah’s ‘No Kings’ rally led to an accidental fatal shooting. Investigation ongoing.
Texas law enforcement agencies have arrested 18 individuals following a sting operation targeting online child predators. The operation emphasizes the ongoing efforts to protect minors from online exploitation.
Gina Ortiz Jones takes office as the third woman mayor of San Antonio, alongside four City Council members. The leadership team focuses on addressing local issues and driving community development.
Meta reportedly offered $100 million bonuses to OpenAI employees in a bid to recruit talent for its generative AI teams, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The offers, which included substantial annual salaries, emphasize the competitive nature of the AI industry as companies vie for top talent in the rapidly advancing field.
Texas DPS thwarted a credible threat targeting lawmakers at a protest in Austin, prompting heightened security measures. Lawmakers and officials stress the need for enhanced protections following recent incidents nationally.
Thousands gathered peacefully in Houston for the “No Kings” protests. Despite concerns, the event unfolded without incident, focusing on civil liberties and opposing undemocratic policies.
At approximately 2:00 a.m. CDT on Saturday, June 14, State Senator John Hoffman and his wife were shot at their home in Champlin, Minnesota.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced a traffic safety initiative targeting reckless driving on I-45 and I-69/U.S. 59. The initiative, involving the Houston Police Department and Texas Department of Public Safety, issued about 300 citations during the initial enforcement phase and aims to address road rage and improve safety.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday that he has ordered the deployment of more than 5,000 Texas National Guard troops and over 2,000 state police officers to support local law enforcement in response to ongoing protests related to federal immigration enforcement and President Donald Trump.