The University of Texas at Austin celebrated its upcoming move to the Southeastern Conference with a day of festivities, including a performance by Pitbull.

Austin Community College held its first ACL Fest Job Fair with industry partners, providing live music job opportunities for students and job seekers.

Parents and pastors in Leander, Texas, are pushing to remove books they deem inappropriate from school libraries, sparking a debate on educational content and student rights.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld laws that penalize individuals for sleeping in public, a decision affecting homeless policies in cities like Austin, Texas.

The Texas Supreme Court upheld a law banning transition-related healthcare for transgender minors, causing concern among LGBTQ+ advocates and setting a precedent that may influence other states.

AT&T and T-Mobile customers faced service disruptions at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, with a potential link to a fiber cut. The issue extended beyond the airport, affecting services globally.

The LCRA has awarded over $1 million in grants for 44 Texas community projects, including equipment for volunteer fire departments and library improvements.

ACC's Peace & Conflict Studies Center received a $10,000 grant from Interfaith America to study and enhance understanding of its students' diverse beliefs.

The Hutto Police Department received accreditation from the Texas Police Chiefs Association, affirming its adherence to over 170 of the TPCA's best practices.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints three veterans to the Texas Military Preparedness Commission, naming Michael Boyd as chair and including John McLean and Paul Norwood as members to guide the state's military strategy.

Kelli Speer, TxDOT Texarkana Maintenance Supervisor, honors her late mother and demonstrates her work dedication with a TxDOT logo tattoo, which she calls the "momma sleeve".

A Lotto Texas ticket that won a $29 million jackpot was sold at the Salt Springs Xpress in Austin. The winner, yet to claim the prize, has the option of a $16.5 million lump sum.

Judge Andy Brown to host the 4th annual Pride Flag Raising Ceremony at the Travis County Administration Building, featuring LGBTQIA+ food vendors, music by DJ Chorizo Funk, and community leaders.