Governor Greg Abbott honored veterans at the Wreaths Across America ceremony in Texas, highlighting the sacrifices of servicemen and women, including his brother, a retired Navy Commander.

Williamson County appoints Bridgette Escobedo as the new Elections Administrator, effective January 2, 2024, bringing her experience from Travis and Bastrop Counties to oversee the electoral process.

Austin voters passed two key propositions, enhancing police oversight and funding a $509 million bond for infrastructure. The bond will improve roads and parks, while the APOA seeks to increase police accountability.

Matias Segura was selected as the sole finalist for Austin ISD's superintendent by the district's Board of Trustees. He previously served as Interim Superintendent and has familial ties to the district.

Bill Zito is appointed as Senior Director of Emergency Services in Williamson County, overseeing key response divisions, highlighted by County Judge Bill Gravell.

Five Austin officers, represented by Adam Muery, are proceeding with a lawsuit against the Travis County DA's Office, alleging 'malicious prosecution' post-2020 protests.

Texas' primary elections feature Trump and Biden leading their parties, with Abbott and Paxton targeting House GOP challengers as part of intraparty conflicts. Various local and statewide races are also highlighted.

Jeremy Sylestine announced his run against Travis County DA José Garza, who's facing a lawsuit challenging his policies on marijuana and abortion offenses.

"Texas Monthly" names Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick "Bum Steer of the Year," critiquing his rise to power, influence on state politics, and controversial defense of Attorney General Paxton.

Round Rock, Texas, has been honored by the GFOA with its top award for governmental accounting and financial reporting excellence, demonstrating commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility.

Experience Craft Omakases authentic 20-course dining by Uchiko alums in Austin.

RRISD trustees face pressure to return PACs controversial donations.

Austin Council tackles parks, homelessness, and land deals.