UT Austin students protest against mass deportations and international student visa cancellations, demanding the university to protect and advocate for its international students.

A majority of Americans support President Trump's 90-day pause on some tariffs, as per a YouGov poll, with bipartisan backing and a belief it will financially benefit the average American.

Hays County Commissioners Court approved a DWI & Drug Court Program aimed at rehabilitating non-violent substance offenders, emphasizing treatment over punitive measures.

At least 15 international Texas A&M students lost their U.S. legal status amid a wider immigration crackdown, with university officials confirming and attorneys noting increased concern.

Demonstrators across the U.S. protested against perceived overreaches by Trump and Musk in healthcare, data, and employment, with varied concerns including cuts to services and threats to rights and benefits.

International students at UT Austin and the University of Cincinnati had their F-1 visas revoked without clear reasons, affecting their ability to study and work in the U.S.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is considering a Senate run against John Cornyn amidst a public feud, with experts noting Paxton's strong support from conservative voters.

A Texas Land Commissioner claims two border islands are cartel-infested; Texas DPS and Military Department deny this. Dispute arises as border security funding and the use of armored vehicles are discussed.

Teachers, parents, and community members protested at the Texas Capitol against a proposed school voucher program, advocating for public education funding and criticizing the voucher scheme as potentially harmful to public schools.

APD has completed its first review of the Sex Crimes Unit, identifying areas for improvement such as officer training and case tracking, part of ongoing reforms following a lawsuit settlement.

Trump's tariffs are raising prices for cars and groceries, affecting the economy and consumer costs for new and used vehicles, as well as common items.

Officer Justin Berry, once charged with assault at protests, was confirmed by the Texas Senate for a second term on the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement despite Democratic concerns over his past.

The Texas Legislature is debating House Bill 17, which aims to prevent individuals and entities from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from buying land in Texas, but faces criticism for potential discrimination.