Over 30 candidates, including two from Austin's ranks, are vying to become the city's next police chief, with the city manager and Mosaic Public Partners leading the selection process.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Dan Hord and reappoints Steve Stodghill to the Public Safety Commission, overseeing the Department of Public Safety, until 2030.

Travis County property owners affected by recent storms may be eligible for a temporary property tax exemption, as announced by the Travis Central Appraisal District.

The expansion of the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center in Austin is progressing, with new facilities to serve larger events and educational programs soon.

The Austin HSEM is hosting an emergency preparedness event to equip residents with supplies and knowledge for the upcoming heat waves and wildfire season.

Austin-Travis County EMS celebrated nine new cadet graduates amidst a staffing crisis, stressing the impact and value of each new member in addressing service shortages.

The Moody Center in Austin will host the BLAST.tv Austin Major esports event in June 2025, with a $1.25 million prize pool for top Counter-Strike teams.

Austin hosts events for Juneteenth and Father's Day, including parades, festivals, and concerts, alongside Pride month celebrations with craft sessions, silent discos, and more.

The Texas DPS held a ceremony awarding members and civilians for exceptional service, including lifesaving acts by troopers. Awards were presented for valor, mentorship, and community engagement.

UT Austin ends remote work for staff; the policy, set to begin in August, draws both support and criticism over its implications for collaboration and potential hardship for some employees.

Williamson County Public Affairs Office won two awards at TAMIO for their 175th birthday event and new website. The celebration attracted approximately 9,000 people and included various attractions.

Round Rock ISD cuts stipends for dual language staff amid budget constraints, while Austin ISD aims to reduce its budget by $30 million without impacting classrooms, facing a lack of increased state funding since 2019.

Liberty Hill, Texas, faces community division over the lack of a Pride Month proclamation this year, contrasting with the previous year's inclusive declaration.