Austin-Based PFLAG Seeks Permanent Court Injunction Against Texas AG's Privacy Demands Amid LGBTQ+ Advocacy Legal Battles
PFLAG fights in court to protect member privacy from intrusive demands by the Texas Attorney General, seeking a permanent injunction against the office's request for sensitive data.
Austin Community College Elgin Campus Shuts Down Following Water Main Break; Boil Water Advisory Issued for Bastrop County Zones
A water main break at ACC Elgin campus led to closures and a boil water notice in parts of Bastrop County, with Aqua Water Supply Corp. advising boiling water for safety.
Texas Braces for Summer Energy Crunch, $5 Billion Fund Attracts $39 Billion in Proposals to Bolster Grid Reliability
Texas faces an energy shortfall as summer approaches, prompting proactive investments from the Texas Energy Fund to meet heightened demands and upgrade grid infrastructure.
University of Texas at Austin Initiates Disciplinary Action Against Pro-Palestinian Protest Students
University of Texas at Austin disciplines students following pro-Palestinian protests, placing nonfinancial holds on accounts, impeding access to transcripts and registration, while investigating the incidents to ensure policy compliance.
San Marcos Major Railroad Crossings to Close in Mid-June for Union Pacific Maintenance
San Marcos railroad crossings are set to close in mid-June for Union Pacific maintenance, including a tie replacement project. The closures will occur at SH 21, I-35 frontage roads, and Highway 12, with local police helping manage traffic.
Austin Police Officer Fatally Shoots Suspect Amidst Attack in North Austin Apartment Complex
An Austin police officer fatally shot a man stabbing a woman in an apartment complex. The injured woman later recovered, and police released body cam footage of the incident. Investigations are ongoing.
Austin Police Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting, APD Releases Body Cam Footage for Transparency
The Austin Police Department has released details and footage of an officer-involved shooting incident on Tech Ridge Boulevard, where an officer shot a male suspect during a violent dispute.
Governor Greg Abbott Celebrates Economic Growth at World's Largest Buc-ee's Opening in Luling, Texas
Governor Greg Abbott attended the opening of the largest Buc-ee's in Luling, Texas, celebrating its contribution to the economy and local job creation. He praised the company's growth and competitive wages.
Round Rock's Communications Team Shines with Five Awards at Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers Conference
The City of Round Rock's Communications Department won five awards for their communication efforts at a Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers conference.












