Opal Lee attended the farewell event for the Harriet Tubman sculpture in Bastrop, highlighting her advocacy for Juneteenth, which became a federal holiday.

APD announces a DWI No Refusal Initiative for Labor Day weekend to deter impaired driving, involving increased patrols and authority to obtain blood search warrants for refused tests.

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.

Lake Austin will have a ban on personal watercraft over Labor Day weekend to improve safety during increased holiday activity, allowing non-motorized vessels only.

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.

The Texas DPS honored several individuals with awards for bravery and life-saving actions, including the Medal of Valor for a Texas Ranger and Director's Awards for prompt emergency responses.

The article discusses the anticipated increase in Labor Day travel and suggests planning ahead due to heavy traffic and busy airports. It also highlights the history of the holiday, potential sales on big-ticket items, and travel tips.

UT Austin focuses on student safety with increased patrols in West Campus amid the new semester, as the community addresses concerns from students and implements improved safety measures.

UT Austin welcomes around 8,000 new and returning students during its annual Mooov-In event, with the university preparing for a bustling transition period.

Dan Hord became the new Commissioner of the Texas DPS, taking over from Dale Wainwright, with leaders expressing confidence in Hord's future contributions to public safety.

Round Rock City Manager Laurie Hadley is retiring in December, leaving a legacy of growth and infrastructural development. Assistant City Manager Brooks Bennett is slated to succeed her, continuing the city's development.