The Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office (TREO) has released a draft regulatory review proposing the amendment or repeal of 13 rules within the Texas Optometry Board (TOB).
Government regulations rarely disappear once they're created, even as industries, technology and the public demands change.
In late June 2026, a sweeping set of executive directives from the Governor's office placed the future of the state's economic infrastructure at the center of intense institutional and regulatory planning.
Governor Greg Abbott announced that commercial aerospace leader Axiom Space has officially moved its corporate legal headquarters from Delaware to Texas.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) launched its annual technology showcase, highlighting autonomous road-maintenance equipment, sequential safety lighting, and advanced artificial intelligence systems designed to upgrade state infrastructure.
The Texas Department of Information Resources launched a digital content library to help state agencies modernize their public-facing websites.
This week, the explosive expansion of artificial intelligence and cloud computing infrastructure across Texas emerged as a central point in economic and legislative debates.
The Sulphur Springs City Council voted Tuesday to change its agreements for a 3,000-megawatt data center project and phase out its current developer.
A Texas developer has filed a federal lawsuit against Hill County, asking a judge to strike down a one-year data center moratorium that county officials openly acknowledged they believed was illegal before voting to approve it.
A formal opinion request asking whether Texas counties have the legal authority to pause data center construction has been under review at the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) for more than three months.