Texas bans lab-grown meat, prompting a legal challenge from two California-based companies and the Institute for Justice, who advocate for consumer choice and innovation in food technology.

Two deputies were seriously injured on I-27 in Lubbock, TX, after a collision with a semi-truck, with one dangling from an overpass before being rescued.

Travis County authorities search for Olmer Lopez, wanted for the death of ex-girlfriend Yury Bobadilla, who was pushed into traffic after an altercation.

Austin's Highland Neighborhood Park celebrated a new pedestrian bridge and the "The Gathering Place" sculpture, funded by grants and aimed at enhancing community connectivity and public space.

New highway signs were installed in Waco with drone assistance, highlighting TxDOT's focus on safety and technological innovation in maintaining vital traffic infrastructure.

Texas Veterans Commission awards over $7.7 million in grants to support veterans in San Antonio and South-Central Texas, covering services like transportation, housing, and mental health care.

Austin's forecast promises a week of clear skies and warm temperatures, peaking around 93-98 degrees during the days with comfortable nights around 66-72 degrees.

The Texas legislature passed HB 7, allowing citizens to sue abortion medication providers, excluding lawsuits by women who use such medication. Governor Abbott is expected to sign it into law.

A shooting at Alas Locas sports bar in Liberty County resulted in one death and five injured. Authorities are seeking a Hispanic male suspect driving a damaged white van.

Texas Longhorns' head coach Steve Sarkisian plans to enforce disciplinary measures for penalties during practice, responding to the team's high penalty rate this season.

Austin FC defeated Sporting KC 2-1, with CJ Fodrey scoring his first MLS goal, and Owen Wolff continued his scoring form.

Texas lawmakers have approved House Bill 8 to replace the STAAR testing system with a new assessment starting the 2027-2028 school year, despite partisan debates and concerns about student stress.

A Texas gas station sold a winning $1.8 billion Powerball ticket, sharing the spotlight with another winner in Missouri. The station's manager and locals expressed shock and shared dreams of what they'd do with the winnings.