Texas Education Agency places 21 individuals on Do Not Hire Registry

The Texas Education Agency has added 21 non-certified people to its Do Not Hire Registry after qualifying arrests. This measure prevents them from working at public schools while criminal cases are ongoing. Officials say the move aims to protect student safety.



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Governor Abbott and HHSC announce $99 million for rural hospital workforce recruitment

Governor Greg Abbott announced nearly $100 million in federal funds will support workforce recruitment at Texas’s rural hospitals under a new initiative led by HHSC. The effort provides scholarships, incentives for clinicians, training partnerships—and could bring more than a billion dollars over five years into state healthcare.


Kelly Hancock Acting Comptroller at Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock distributes $1.4 billion in sales tax revenue for May

Texas Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock has announced a distribution of $1.4 billion in local sales tax revenue this May—an increase over last year’s allocation figures—to support cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose districts across the state.
Mike Morath, Commissioner at Texas Education Agency

Texas Education Agency appoints Beaumont ISD board of managers and superintendent

The Texas Education Agency has appointed a new superintendent and Board of Managers for Beaumont ISD following continued academic challenges. The agency aims to improve student outcomes through this leadership change while outlining steps required before returning control back to an elected board.
Stephanie Whallon, Director at Texas Film Commission

Texas Real Estate Commission warns of scam texts and calls impersonating agency

The Texas Real Estate Commission has issued a warning about scammers sending fake texts and calls while impersonating its officials. The agency urges license holders not to respond to suspicious messages asking for personal information. Official communication will never be made via text message.

Governor Abbott speaks at Texas State University scholarship gala for concrete industry program

Governor Greg Abbott spoke at a scholarship gala hosted by Texas State University’s Concrete Industry Management program. He praised graduates’ job placement rates and emphasized workforce development benefits for Texas. Nearly $100,000 in scholarships are awarded annually through this event.


Stephanie Whallon, Director at Texas Film Commission

Texas Film Commission releases April newsletter with updates and events

The Texas Film Commission has published its April newsletter with news on submissions, local productions, events, and job opportunities. The edition also introduces a new team member. Subscribers can access more details online.
Ron S. Jarmin, Acting Director

U.S. Census Bureau releases 2025 state government tax collections data

The U.S. Census Bureau has published detailed tables from its 2025 Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections. The new data include information on multiple tax categories across all states and Washington D.C., aiding policymakers and researchers.
Jeff Matthews, Chairman

Texas Real Estate Commission outlines REALM Portal features for brokers and agents

The Texas Real Estate Commission has outlined steps for brokers and sales agents using its REALM Portal. Users must pin their licenses before managing renewals or sponsorships and can assign delegates while retaining responsibility over submissions.