Travis County, Texas, is considering Proposition A to make child care more affordable, funded by a small property tax increase, despite some opposition to tax hikes.

Elon Musk appeared in court for a custody dispute with Grimes, quickly closed to the public, highlighting his significant Texas presence and the private nature of the case.

Dr. Lauren Hampton at the University of Texas focuses on early childhood special education and family engagement in autism intervention, spearheading programs like SibWatch and SMART.

A Marine veteran in Kyle, Texas, received a mortgage-free, adapted home from Helping a Hero, accommodating his unique health needs after injuries sustained in Afghanistan.

The Bullock Texas State History Museum offers free summer admission to military personnel and their families as part of the Blue Star Museums program.

A Round Rock mom advocates against distracted driving after losing her daughter, Allie, creating Allie's Way and joining TxDOT's campaign to prevent similar tragedies.

Texas Governor Abbott spoke at the CHOSEN Conference on adoption, sharing his personal experiences and advocating for resources in the state's foster care system, encouraging others to embrace adoption enthusiastically.

The Easter Bunny visited babies in the NICU at St. David's Round Rock Medical Center, bringing joy to families and a break from the clinical environment.

Austin's newest hospitals, Texas Children’s Hospital North Austin and St. David’s HealthCare, celebrated their first births with the arrival of baby girls Evie and Aralyn, respectively.

Abel Rodriguez, a UTSA freshman and former foster youth, was gifted a Subaru at the Austin Marathon, reducing his commute and strengthening ties with his mentor.

Families of Israeli hostages, taken by Hamas, plead for their loved ones' return and seek support from Texas officials, stressing the humanitarian crisis over politics.

The Texas Supreme Court has heard arguments on a law that bans gender-affirming treatments for transgender minors, with challenges citing discrimination and constitutional concerns.

The Texas Workforce Commission awarded $175,000 to two local boards for effectively connecting at-risk parents with employment, emphasizing child care support and community economic empowerment.