Texans prepare for the April 8 solar eclipse with unique festivals featuring activities like bull riding and massages. Despite high interest, less popular spots for viewing are still available, but weather may require flexible planning.

Texas retrieves $350 million in a settlement with Publicis Health over its role in the opioid crisis, with AG Paxton leading the charge for accountability.

The article discusses Rick White's presentation at a "Lunch and Learn" event about Round Rock Police Department's preparation for the city's anticipated growth.

Davion Sykes starred with 18 points and 11 rebounds as Texas State defeated South Alabama 74-66, despite the team's struggling season in the Sun Belt Conference.

Floor and Décor is considering transforming an old H-E-B store in Georgetown into its fifth Austin location, with renovations potentially starting in May.

Austin's EDD revises cultural arts funding, boosting inclusivity and clarifying the application process, with EDD supervisor Jesus Pantel leading the changes.

Kyle's Parks and Recreation Department plans to install naloxone boxes in parks to combat opioid overdoses, in collaboration with the Forever 15 Project.

Elon Musk is considering relocating Tesla's incorporation from Delaware to Texas and plans to hold a shareholder vote on the matter after a Delaware court challenged his compensation package.

The Texas DPS has launched a Violent Offender Database to inform the public about individuals convicted of severe violent crimes, aiming to enhance community safety.

Connie Corona becomes the interim executive director of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, succeeding Thomas Gleeson after his promotion to chairman by Gov. Abbott.

Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent rallied with "God's Army" convoy in Texas, where they expressed strong views on immigration and border control, with participants showing support for taking back control of the border.

The Round Rock Public Library and collaborating organizations offer programs and resources for Black History Month, including a virtual tour of local African American historical sites.

Texas AG Paxton sues five cities for not fully enforcing state marijuana laws, citing a code that prohibits such policies. He argues this violates Texas law and affects public safety.