Texas Governor Abbott Strengthens Global Business Ties on Asia Tour, Eyes Electric Vehicle Industry Growth
Governor Greg Abbott visited Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan to foster economic partnerships and seek new opportunities for Texas industries, focusing on energy and electric vehicle manufacturing.
Texas Official Sid Miller Recounts Shocking Assassination Bid at Pennsylvania Rally
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller witnessed an attempted assassination on Trump at a rally, where gunfire erupted, leaving one person dead and another critically injured. The FBI is investigating the incident.
Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Advocates for Civil Legal Aid, Spearheads Innovative Justice Program for Low-Income Texans
Efforts are underway in Texas to address the justice gap for low-income individuals needing civil legal services, with new initiatives like the Community Justice Workers Program aiming to provide representation in underserved areas.
UTPD Searches for Suspect After Gunshots Fired Near LBJ Library on University of Texas Campus
UTPD is searching for a suspect described as a white male with long black hair after reports of shots fired near the LBJ Library on UT campus. No injuries have been reported, and no ongoing threat appears present.
Austin Weathers Mixed Weekend, Heat Wave and Saharan Dust in Store as Temperatures Rise
Austin experienced a warm weekend with isolated showers, with a forecast for rising temperatures and potential Saharan dust affecting air quality. Family Eldercare and KXAN collaborate on a fan drive to combat heat-related risks.
Del Valle ISD Southeast of Austin Seeks New Superintendent to Steer Educational Excellence
Del Valle ISD is searching for a new superintendent following Dr. Annette Kelly's announcement to step down. The district seeks a diligent leader to foster student success and align resources effectively, with applications open until Aug. 21.












