Governor Abbott reappoints Brett Flagg to the board of Texas Mutual Insurance Company until July 1, 2031, recognizing his extensive legal career and contributions to the community.

Murder suspect Severiano Valdonado was captured in an Austin homeless encampment by Texas DPS and Karnes County officers. He faces six charges, including evading arrest and providing false information.

Austin's weather forecast predicts a week of sunny days, with mid-90s temperatures and clear skies. Nights will cool to the low 70s. A slight chance of rain is expected on Friday and next week.

Governor Abbott celebrates the SEC's approval of the Texas Stock Exchange, reinforcing Texas' role as a growing financial hub.

An Academy ISD employee, William Blackburn, Sr., was arrested for allegedly showing harmful material to a minor and placed on administrative leave during an ongoing investigation for potential further felony charges.

Governor Abbott announced over $4.3 million in grants to 14 veteran organizations in South Texas regions for services estimated to benefit over 2,170 veterans.

Robert Eckels has been appointed Chair of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission by Governor Greg Abbott, bringing extensive legal and political experience to his role.

Governor Greg Abbott celebrates 28 Texas schools as the 2025 Lone Star Ribbon Schools, recognizing their academic excellence and efforts in education.

Austin Police linked Robert Eugene Brashers to the 1991 Austin yogurt shop murders using DNA and ballistic evidence, marking a significant case development.

Austin firefighters are set to receive a pay raise and work less than 50 hours a week, down from 53, if a new labor agreement is approved, with the aim to improve mental well-being and attract personnel.

Enrique Ruvalcaba-Mendez from El Paso received a 20-year sentence for sexually exploiting minors in Mexico following his guilty plea and a border entry phone search revealing incriminating content.

Governor Abbott appoints Brady Franks to the Texas Water Development Board, with his term until 2031 due to his ample experience in government budget policy and planning.

The Austin Police identified Robert Eugene Brashers as the suspect in the 1991 yogurt shop murders, using advanced DNA testing. Brashers took his life in 1999; the case remains open.