Texas Governor Greg Abbott launched the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office (TREO) to streamline regulations and foster economic growth, with a public portal for Texans to suggest changes.

The Austin Watershed Protection's Rain Catcher Pilot Program won the 2025 Texas Rain Catcher Award for its stormwater management efforts, implementing various water-saving installations in North Central Austin.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints four members to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, aiming to ensure the quality of pharmaceutical care in the state until 2031.

Austin's weather forecast predicts sunny days with occasional chances of showers, highs around 92-95 degrees, and calm winds becoming east northeast at 5 mph.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott deploys resources to aid flood-stricken Arizona, reaffirming interstate support during natural disasters through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.

A rabid bat was found in Georgetown, and local authorities are advising the public not to handle bats and to contact animal control if there are concerns.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport unveils the "Convergence / Austin" public art installation by Beili Liu Studio, reflecting the city's cultural growth.

Court ruled Kendrex White, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity for a 2017 UT stabbing, can start outpatient treatment. Despite progress, concerns remain about community safety and the impact on the victims' families.

Governor Abbott reappoints Brett Flagg to the board of Texas Mutual Insurance Company until July 1, 2031, recognizing his extensive legal career and contributions to the community.

A cyclist sued Avride, Inc. after colliding with one of their robots, claiming serious injuries and seeking $250,000. Avride denied the claims and called for a jury trial.

Murder suspect Severiano Valdonado was captured in an Austin homeless encampment by Texas DPS and Karnes County officers. He faces six charges, including evading arrest and providing false information.

Round Rock, Texas, has installed memorial signs for fallen Officer Charles Whites on I-35, honoring his service and sacrifice after his 2018 death due to an on-duty incident.

Gov. Greg Abbott launches the Texas Repeat Offender Program (TxROP) to target repeat violent offenders in Houston, in collaboration with local and state law enforcement.