Texas AG Ken Paxton sues to block EEOC guidelines on workplace accommodations for gender identity, marking his 75th legal action against the Biden Administration.

Lake Austin will ban personal watercraft such as jet skis from sunset on May 24th to sunrise on May 28th to ensure safety during Memorial Day Weekend, while non-motorized watercraft are still allowed.

Several Central Texas school districts, including Georgetown ISD and Del Valle ISD, have approved pay raises for teachers and staff to improve talent retention.

Texas doctor Dr. Willard James Davis, II has been temporarily suspended by the Texas Medical Board due to alleged impaired work conduct and inappropriate patient interactions.

ACC graduate Aimee Keller opened QiLi Dance Studio to promote Chinese dance and cultural education in Austin. The studio is gaining attention, enhancing local cultural offerings.

The Austin Police Department is running a DWI No Refusal Initiative from May 23-27, enabling officers to obtain blood warrants for sobriety test refusals.

The Austin Police Department is actively addressing its substantial staffing shortage by organizing recruitment events to attract new officers to the force.

Williamson County's Purchasing Department received the 2023 Annual Achievement of Excellence in Procurement® award from NPI for the 24th consecutive year, recognizing high standards in procurement practices.

Kyle, Texas, unsuccessfully attempted to break the world record for largest same-name gathering, drawing 706 people named Kyle, falling short of last year's 1,490 attendees.

The first Austin Night Market, featuring over 80 vendors with food, arts, and entertainment, will take place on May 25 from 4 to 11 p.m. at Distribution Hall.

Round Rock, Texas, earns high rankings on Niche's lists, including being No. 17 for Best City to Raise a Family and No. 22 for Best Public Schools. The city also ranked highly for living standards and housing.

Austin Community College is launching a free digital skills pilot program for military spouses. The program offers certificates in digital fluency and aims to enhance job readiness.

Austin, Texas celebrates Bike to Work Day with city festivities, freebies, and an after-party, encouraging sustainable transportation and road safety.