Governor Greg Abbott led the National Day of Prayer in Round Rock, TX, with a breakfast event, shared a story of hope, and urged Texans to pray, especially for wildfire-affected communities.

Governor Greg Abbott honored fallen peace officers at a memorial in Austin, Texas, presenting the Texas Medal of Honor to their families. Lawmakers, law enforcement leaders, and association presidents attended the ceremony.

A man in San Marcos was sentenced to 10 years for distributing fentanyl after pleading guilty, with another co-defendant awaiting sentencing. The case results from a DEA and local police joint investigation.

Increasing storm chances midweek will affect Austin, with a partly sunny forecast today giving way to unsettled weather, including potential for strong storms and localized flooding.

DPS troopers arrived at UT Austin during protests about Palestinian support and DEI office layoffs. The UTPD dispersed protesters, and one camp was dismantled by officers. Tensions echoed previous protests.

Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor for labor practices amid financial difficulties, including a $2.3 million debt.

San Marcos introduces an ordinance to ban single-use beverage containers near the river and in select parks starting May 1, encouraging reusable drinkware to protect the environment.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against the Biden administration, alleging unlawful Title IX changes related to gender identity in schools.

Austin's Downtown Community Court has launched a Medication Storage Program to help homeless individuals securely store their prescription medications.

Texas oil companies consider discharging treated drilling wastewater into rivers, facing regulatory adjustments due to seismic concerns and environmental risks.

Sting and Eminem will headline concerts at this year's Formula One U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. COTA is also offering to buy back early-purchased tickets at a higher price.

Thorndale, Texas, issued a boil water notice due to a drop in water pressure caused by mechanical issues at the treatment plant, as per city officials and TCEQ guidelines.

The Austin Community Foundation launched a $15 million loan fund to provide low-interest loans for affordable housing and help address the city's homelessness issue.