Texas Governor Abbott offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest in the murder of 90-year-old Navy veteran, Nelson Beckett in Houston.

Austin's BBoy City celebrated its 30th breakdancing competition with battles, film festivities, and a block party, highlighting the cultural impact and community outreach of the breakdance scene.

A Texas judge ruled against Austin's police keeping a secret personnel file, deeming it contrary to an act aimed at promoting transparency and accountability.

The article celebrates Mom's Place Lactation Support Center's 30th anniversary in Austin, highlighting its crucial role in supporting new mothers and infants with breastfeeding and postpartum care.

Local businesses, including Crown & Anchor bar in Austin, are excited about the Texas Longhorns' upcoming first season in the SEC and the expected boost in patronage and finances.

Barton Springs Pool in Austin is closed due to a leak from a deteriorating bypass pipe. Officials are working on repairs with no set timeline for reopening, affecting Labor Day weekend plans.

A collision involving two McCallum High School buses and a sedan injured seven in Austin. The accident occurred as students returned from a game. One adult was seriously injured while five students and a driver had non-life-threatening injuries.

Rep. Lloyd Doggett announced $1.5 million in funding for ACC’s semiconductor training programs, aiming to address workforce gaps and upgrade facilities.

Texas DPS enhances road safety efforts during Labor Day weekend through Operation CARE, focusing on speed, impaired driving, and compliance with traffic laws, aiming to reduce accidents.

The Texas Black Caucus criticized Governor Abbott's voter roll purge, asserting it may disenfranchise minority voters, while the Governor's office claims it's a legal necessity.

The Texas DPS has announced leadership changes due to retirements and new roles, with key figures like Victor Escalon retiring and others being promoted.

Texas Workforce Commission awarded Huntington ISD a $140,000 grant aimed at boosting career training in welding.

A UT Austin student is suing over potential suspension for pro-Palestinian protests, alleging a First Amendment rights violation by the university administration.