Governor Greg Abbott of Texas announces the implementation of new laws from the 89th Regular Legislative Session, addressing education, security, and more.

A manatee sighting halted a TxDOT ferry construction project in Port Aransas, Texas, due to environmental protocols.

Governor Abbott announces Scotiabank's expansion in Dallas, creating over 1,020 jobs and a $60 million investment, with the Texas Enterprise Fund providing a $10.77 million grant.

Armenian national Kamo Kirakosyan was indicted for his role in a conspiracy to export goods to Russia, bypassing U.S. sanctions. He appeared before a federal judge in Austin after extradition.

Austin Police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting of suspect Raymond Lee Howard during an arrest operation. The incident is under joint criminal and administrative review, with body camera footage available to the public.

Governor Greg Abbott honors 33 Texas universities and colleges with the 2025 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award for their services to veterans and their families.

A juvenile family member allegedly shot and killed an individual in Williamson County, and has been detained; authorities are investigating the incident.

Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis will update on the South Austin strip mall officer-involved shooting, which left a suspect dead and bystander Fernando Martinez injured.

Following controversies, the Texas Lottery Commission has been replaced by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which now oversees lottery operations with a focus on addressing issues and adapting to player preferences.

Travis County deputies responded to a disturbance where a woman in her 30s died, with foul play suspected after a reported fight in an apartment parking lot.

A Hays CISD bus driver resigned after nearly colliding with a train in Kyle, with no students on board and no injuries or damage reported. The district faces community concerns over transportation safety.

Clear skies and high temperatures are expected in Austin, with mostly sunny conditions and highs reaching 95-100°F. The weekend may see a 20-50% chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Central Texans face the FEMA assistance deadline after Independence Day floods, with most lacking flood insurance and struggling with bureaucracy. Despite hardships, some consider rebuilding, assisted by organizations and local relief efforts.