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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has proposed updated enforcement rules for Senate Bill 17, creating a public mapping portal modeled after the state sex-offender registry to track foreign adversary real estate holdings and establishing a dedicated investigative task force.
Texas began paying 75% of SNAP's administrative costs on Oct. 1, and the Brazos Valley Food Bank's director told lawmakers food banks cannot stand in for the program.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened a formal investigation into UnitedHealth Group, issuing Civil Investigative Demands under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act over alleged deceptive coverage denials, nursing home delays, and improper prior-authorization revocations.
A federal judge in El Paso has granted a preliminary injunction temporarily halting border barrier construction and ground-clearing activity across the Big Bend region of West Texas.
Texas state sales tax revenue reached $4.4 billion in September, reflecting an 11.5% increase over the previous year driven by robust commercial activity.
Five Texas community colleges have received federal authorization to offer Workforce Pell aid for short-term career training, alongside a new $10.4 million federal grant to expand technical credentials statewide.
State prosecutors finalized a resolution concluding allegations that the pharmaceutical manufacturer misled Medicaid providers regarding how quickly an ADHD medication acted for pediatric patients.
Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a civil demand investigating whether the association's law school accreditation standards unlawfully inflate educational expenses and restrict competition.
A September 29 presentation covered programs and facilities; an October 1 announcement set out a new co-enrollment path with Prairie View A&M.
State and federal officials celebrated the start of construction on a private $3 billion maritime manufacturing shipyard at the Port of Brownsville expected to generate up to 10,000 jobs.
Texas has awarded $51 million in federal grant funding to 68 rural hospital districts statewide to expand community wellness, chronic disease prevention, and local healthcare access.
Texas regulators and Plum Organics have finalized an agreement establishing strict testing protocols, purity limits, and public disclosure for heavy metals in baby food products across Texas.
Big Tex Urban Farms links an opening-week exhibit to a year-round produce-donation program.
The Texas Comptroller's office has deployed advanced account validation and analytics to strengthen electronic payment safeguards and prevent fraud across all state agencies.
Federal emergency officials have expanded a major disaster declaration across Texas, adding four more counties to receive public assistance funding following severe summer storms and flooding.
County election offices across Texas are processing more than 200,000 delayed voter registration records after a state portal technical glitch held up driver's license submissions ahead of the October deadline.
Attorney General Ken Paxton initiated a statewide enforcement investigation into hundreds of commercial data centers across 18 Texas counties over failure to submit mandatory water use surveys.
A divided Fifth Circuit panel ruled that federal restrictions barring direct out-of-state handgun sales violate the Second Amendment, invalidating key provisions of the 1968 Gun Control Act.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a nationwide settlement with Sprouts Farmers Market, prohibiting the grocery chain from misting produce with the chemical sanitizer ProduceMaxx.
Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to freeze all environmental permits for data center projects until an electrical grid reliability audit is completed.
Texas state officials have appointed a 13-member higher education working group tasked with creating a statewide framework for accelerated three-year bachelor's degrees aimed at lowering college costs.
Bryan ISD's Ginger Carrabine becomes Texas' nominee for 2027 National Superintendent of the Year
November 7, 2026
Veterans fill more than one in 10 city jobs, and College Station covers the pay gap for reservists called to duty
November 7, 2026
Bryan's Bridge Ministries pantry serves record 908 families in October as working households seek food help
November 7, 2026
Texas A&M researchers test whether a nasal spray can carry an experimental Alzheimer's drug past the brain's defenses
November 6, 2026
College Station High School Football Scoreboard: Week of Nov. 6
November 7, 2026
Parker’s career-high 20 helps Texas A&M answer Louisiana’s third-quarter push
November 6, 2026
Mikhail’s Upgrade Brings Linebacker Clarity While Bethel-Roman Clouds Aggies’ Offense
November 6, 2026
Stars Outlast Capitals in 6-5 Thriller at Capital One Arena
November 5, 2026
20 New Businesses in College Station: Week of Nov. 2
November 2, 2026
Jobless rate in the Bryan-College Station area falls to 3.5% in September, federal figures show
October 29, 2026
20 New Businesses in College Station: Week of Oct. 26
October 27, 2026
33 New Businesses in College Station: Week of Oct. 19
October 21, 2026
College Station Weather: Mild Afternoon, Clouds Ahead - Nov 6, 1 PM
November 6, 2026
College Station Weather: Sunny and Warm This Afternoon - Nov 5, 1 PM
November 5, 2026
College Station Weather: Sunny Start, Warmer Than Yesterday - Nov 5, 5 AM
November 5, 2026
College Station Weather: Sunny and Mild This Afternoon - Nov 4, 1 PM
November 4, 2026
