Gov. Greg Abbott said he's learned an important lesson over the last four years about the power of his office and how he can successfully will big issues over the finish line. But it's a lesson that portends potential trouble for local governments across Texas if he wins re-election in 2026.

Deciding his next move on the THC ban is easily the biggest conundrum to emerge from this year’s legislative session, and one that has fired up residents

AUSTIN, Texas (KAUZ) - Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced Thursday that he would put over 7,000 personnel on standby ahead of planned anti-ICE protests this weekend. That group includes over 5,000 Texas National Guard Troops who will be bolstered by over 2,000 DPS troopers.

Gov. Greg Abbott said on Wednesday that he has still not decided if he will sign or veto legislation banning THC products in Texas. “I’m going to give it the thoughtful consideration from every angle that it deserves,” Abbott said of Senate Bill 3, which would ban all hemp-derived THC products in Texas starting in September.

Governor Greg Abbott received thousands of letters asking him to veto the THC ban! Thousands among Thousands of Veterans are asking him to Veto the bill because it’s the only thing that helps them with their chronic pain and PTSD. 👇👇👇👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/K34l62PhTL

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed five bills into law on Thursday to support Texas small businesses by improving the process of starting a business and cutting regulations. Visit this article to learn more: KETK/FOX51 News covers East Texas,

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 2308, promoting ibogaine research for treating opioid addiction, depression, and PTSD, with a focus on the state's large veteran population.

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