Texas Democratic Senate candidates Allred and Gutierrez express support for Biden's leadership despite differing on border policy and amid scrutiny of the President's mental sharpness.

The Austin Police Association filed a petition to intervene in a lawsuit over police oversight measures, aiming to protect the city from violating state law.

Hays County, Texas, forms an "Election Integrity Task Force" to address voter complaints and ensure the voting process's sanctity with local officials' collaboration.

Texas Democratic Senate candidates vie for support ahead of the March primaries, with key issues like reproductive rights and healthcare at the forefront.

The Texas GOP executive committee censured Speaker Dade Phelan and voted to reject antisemitism, distancing itself from such groups after past controversies.

Texas Governor Abbott and state lawmakers rally at Eagle Pass, emphasizing their commitment to border security and criticizing federal immigration policies. They discussed increasing National Guard presence and improved physical barriers.

A Texas legal challenge against the Biden Administration's Asylum Rule will proceed after a court decision allowing the case concerning the delegation of authority to asylum officers.

Round Rock City Council has scheduled a May 4th election for two council seats and Charter amendments concerning municipal court and zoning processes.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott advocates for state energy autonomy, opposes federal ESG mandates at the NAPE Summit in Houston, and discusses Texas' role as a leading energy producer.

Texas AG Ken Paxton, joined by The Daily Wire and The Federalist, seeks a preliminary injunction against the Biden Administration, accusing it of misusing state tools to censor media.

Attorney General Ken Paxton leads 15 attorneys general in opposing the Biden-Senate border bill, criticizing it for not addressing border crossings and prioritizing foreign interests.

Bozeman City Manager Jeff Mihelich was placed on leave after a leaked video showed him criticizing colleagues and Austin. He mentioned a high salary offer, and the city will discuss his future at a meeting.

Matias Segura has been named the new superintendent of Austin ISD with a unanimous board vote, earning a $362,250 base salary, and facing financial and special education challenges.