Gov. Abbott appoints 14 members to the Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome Advisory Council for terms ending in 2027, including two new faces and 12 reappointments.

Texarkana College receives a $805,000 grant from the Texas Workforce Commission to train 335 workers in partnership with Graphic Packaging International.

Raise Your Hand Texas is pitching a permanent "Legacy Education Fund" to create steady supplemental revenue for schools as Gov. Abbott pushes to eliminate school property taxes.

Governor Abbott reappoints Weldon Riggs to the Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District until 2029, tasking him with water resource management in several Texas counties.

NRG Energy plans to expand their Cedar Bayou complex in Texas with a $936 million investment, adding a 721 MW natural gas plant, boosting the economy and grid reliability.

Texas Governor Abbott and HHSC have removed 195 regulations to simplify becoming kinship foster parents, easing the process for families to foster related children in need.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders a probe into Texas Southern University's finances following a state auditor's report on potential mismanagement of funds.

AISD spent $20 million on school improvements for facilities facing closure amidst enrollment declines and budget shortfalls, despite community opposition to consolidations.

Governor Abbott appoints D. Bailey Wynne and Kathey Comer to the Texas Council on Alzheimer's Disease to serve until 2031, bringing expertise in healthcare and gerontology.

A judge ordered the deportation of Austin resident Yadira Córdoba to Honduras, alarming family and rights groups. Her lawyers have until Dec. 8 to file an appeal.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints two members and adds one new member to the Advisory Council on Cultural Affairs, guiding cultural evolution in the state.

The rejection of Proposition Q leads to significant budget cuts for Austin city departments, including over $6 million from Emergency Medical Services.

Governor Greg Abbott has renewed and amended the disaster proclamation in Texas due to persistent severe fire weather, mobilizing state resources and suspending regulations to improve emergency response in affected counties.