Governor Greg Abbott announces a $1.5 billion expansion for Texas mental health facilities, introducing seven new state hospital projects to boost inpatient psychiatric services across the state.

The charge against ex-corrections officer Isaiah Garcia for a deadly conduct incident, where inmate Joshua Wright was killed, was dismissed after the victim's family requested its termination.

The City of Kyle, facing water scarcity, is constructing a pipeline for additional water and has made a deal with San Marcos for more water supply amidst a Texas drought.

Texas State Parks officials provide safety tips for visitors to combat heat-related illnesses during the summer, including hydration, sun protection, and the buddy system.

Governor Abbott and the TWC have allocated over $1.3 million in grants to enhance Career and Technical Education in Northeast Texas, targeting in-demand jobs training for students.

Emmer & Rye in Austin is hosting a guest chef series with chefs from the region, while food scene in San Antonio and Austin sees new menus and events, including the world's largest Buc-ee's opening in Luling.

A 17-year-old was arrested for a Juneteenth festival shooting in Round Rock that left two dead and 14 injured. He's charged with aggravated assault and more charges are expected.

Sabrina Carpenter announces her "Short N’ Sweet" North American tour, with tickets for the Austin show on October 28 available for presale on June 25 and regular sales starting June 28. The tour promotes her recent hits and upcoming sixth album.

Dr. Jennifer Hinson is appointed as the new principal of Williams Elementary School in the Georgetown Independent School District, starting in the 2024-2025 school year.

Bastrop, Texas, celebrates Juneteenth by displaying a nine-foot statue of Harriet Tubman at the Kerr Community Center for three months starting June 15th.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department has introduced a free swim pilot program at Walnut Creek Pool and selected other pools to enhance community access to swimming facilities.

Forbes ranks U.S. cities for summer travel with Texas cities like Dallas and Houston featuring variously due to factors like heat, hotel prices, and traffic.

A fatal car accident on southbound Texas Highway 130 in Georgetown led to road closures and an ongoing police investigation. Traffic flowed again several hours later.