Austin Community College District offers over $1 million in scholarships with a May 1st application deadline. Fashion design student Billy Fairley benefited, receiving aid for his studies and a sewing machine.

Governor Greg Abbott has launched the Texas Space Commission to boost the state's leadership in the space industry, emphasizing innovation and collaboration in space exploration and commercial aerospace.

Austin's city manager candidates Sara Hensley and T.C. Broadnax discussed public safety, homelessness, and transparency at a town hall, indicating high community interest.

Two Texas war heroes, Sgt. Major Jerry Bell and Sgt. Mike Peña, were posthumously awarded the Texas Legislative Medal of Honor for their service in Vietnam and WWII/Korean War, respectively.

Austin, Texas, reported a slight rise in unemployment to 3.7% in February, yet job growth continues with the city adding 16,000 new jobs and maintaining a lower unemployment rate than state and national levels.

A new IRS program, Direct File, offers 3.8 million Texans free tax filing, while AARP's Tax-Aide provides free tax help to Austinites. Both aim to reduce the cost and time of tax filing.

The article discusses the legal challenges to Texas SB4 and its temporary blockage, the migrant surge in El Paso, and the political climate in Texas involving immigration law and enforcement.

Governor Greg Abbott commended the Texas National Guard for their role in border security during a speech at the National Guard Association of Texas Conference.

Travis County Sheriff Sally Hernandez defends her support for Counsel at First Appearance (CAFA) against criticisms, highlighting challenges like outdated facilities and plumbing issues at the Central Booking Facility.

Over 100 Texas sheriffs back Governor Abbott's Operation Lone Star, aimed at border security and stopping illegal crossings and contraband in response to perceived federal inaction.

Lake Travis ISD in Texas decided to remove the book "The Haters" from the high school library, while "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" remained despite debates over content.

Austin Community College District offers over 800 scholarships, distributing more than $1 million to help students afford education and reduce financial burdens.

Rep. Tom Oliverson is running for Texas House Speaker, challenging the incumbent, Dade Phelan. This comes as Phelan faces a primary runoff. Oliverson criticized the House’s current state and proposed changes, garnering both support and criticism.