New highway signs were installed in Waco with drone assistance, highlighting TxDOT's focus on safety and technological innovation in maintaining vital traffic infrastructure.

A shooting at Alas Locas sports bar in Liberty County resulted in one death and five injured. Authorities are seeking a Hispanic male suspect driving a damaged white van.

Texas Longhorns' head coach Steve Sarkisian plans to enforce disciplinary measures for penalties during practice, responding to the team's high penalty rate this season.

Governor Abbott honored officers at the CLEAT convention, emphasizing the role of law enforcement in public safety and the state's legislative measures for bail reform.

The NTSB released a preliminary report on a Leander ISD bus accident, which left 17 hospitalized after the vehicle flipped over on a wet road. The report noted some students were unbelted, and the driver faces citations.

Texas extends DUA application deadline to September 29 for flood victims, as announced by Governor Abbott, helping those affected by the Fourth of July weekend floods.

Three Williamson County Justices of the Peace have been appointed to key positions in the Justice of the Peace and Constables Association of Texas, enhancing their influence in state justice systems.

Round Rock introduces 'Budget Hot Takes,' a spicy wing challenge video series to explain their proposed $789.7 million budget and enhance municipal transparency.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott praised the state's legislative accomplishments at the Waco Chamber of Commerce luncheon, focusing on economic growth and business-friendly initiatives.

A juvenile family member allegedly shot and killed an individual in Williamson County, and has been detained; authorities are investigating the incident.

Following controversies, the Texas Lottery Commission has been replaced by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which now oversees lottery operations with a focus on addressing issues and adapting to player preferences.

A Hays CISD bus driver resigned after nearly colliding with a train in Kyle, with no students on board and no injuries or damage reported. The district faces community concerns over transportation safety.

Central Texans face the FEMA assistance deadline after Independence Day floods, with most lacking flood insurance and struggling with bureaucracy. Despite hardships, some consider rebuilding, assisted by organizations and local relief efforts.