Robert Jamerson received a life sentence without parole for continuous sexual assault against a child after being found guilty by a Williamson County jury.

Texas Governor Abbott is confident in passing a school voucher program with increased legislative support and looks to provide additional funding to public schools, despite concerns about equity and funding implications.

Austin and Travis County officials prepare for winter by reviewing disaster plans, distributing winterization supplies, and urging residents to be ready for severe weather, including having a week's essentials.

The inauguration of a new water plant by Hays County's mayors signifies increased access to water from the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer, leading to eased water use restrictions in Kyle, Texas, with an emphasis on long-term conservation.

The Department of Labor reports $11M in unclaimed back wages for over 15,000 Texans, with an average of 1,000 Texans eligible for payouts annually using the WOW tool.

Williamson County lifted its burn ban on Friday due to recent and expected rainfall, while officials urge continued caution and adherence to state regulations.

WWII veteran Frank S. Alvarado receives a headstone after 75 years in an unmarked grave, marking his service in Italy with the First Special Service Force.

Austin Police are searching for several suspects involved in an Exchange Drive home burglary and shooting, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrests.

The article discusses the legal status of THC products in Texas, noting the existence of a loophole for hemp-derived products with less than 0.3 percent THC, amidst debates on potential tighter restrictions.

A Texas man received a 40-year sentence for defrauding victims of over $12 million, posing as a Delta Force veteran to elicit money for protection from cartel threats.

Texas will exempt most non-commercial vehicles from safety inspections starting January 1, 2025, adding a $7.50 replacement fee upon registration due to House Bill 3297. New vehicle purchases will incur a one-time fee of $16.75 covering two years.

Siegel and Bledsoe, both civil rights lawyers, vie for Austin's District 7 Council seat, emphasizing legal experience and activism in the runoff election.

TxDOT employees receive Texans Caring for Texans awards for exceptional dedication and community service, including disaster response, youth mentorship, and support for foster system graduates.