Nearly 40 candidates have applied for Austin's city manager position, with the selection process including interviews and a community town hall. Mayor Watson aims for an appointment by April.

YouTube Music employees were suddenly laid off during a union negotiation update at an Austin City Council meeting, which Google categorized as routine contract termination.

Trump visited Texas' border with Governor Abbott, discussing security and criticizing Biden's immigration policies.

A court issued a temporary restraining order against Frisco ISD, following Ken Paxton's lawsuit accusing the district of using resources for electioneering.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Frisco ISD for alleged illegal electioneering, claiming misuse of resources to influence voting on political issues.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the 2024 Governor's Small Business Summit in 15 communities to support local entrepreneurs with resources and networking opportunities.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson declared Feb. 28 "David Yeomans Day" to honor the meteorologist's 12-year tenure as he departs from KXAN. Former weathercaster Jim Spencer will temporarily return.

A judge ruled the $1.7 trillion spending bill unconstitutional, as Texas AG Paxton claimed it was passed without a quorum, per a press release from his office.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott endorses IVF as Alabama's court ruling equates embryos with children, causing IVF service pauses in Alabama due to ethical and legal concerns.

Nikki Haley continues her presidential campaign despite losing the GOP primary in South Carolina to Donald Trump, challenging the historical trend that governors win their home state primaries before becoming president.

Texas Transportation Commissioner Robert Vaughn flew to space with Virgin Galactic, while the Commission invests in $772 million in highway projects and $12 million in airport upgrades.

Governor Greg Abbott announces $713,000 in JET grants to Central Texas schools for career training in skilled trades like welding, nursing, and medical assistance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott defends the state's right to enforce border security, citing large numbers of migrant apprehensions and felony charges, in the face of what he deems insufficient federal action.