Governor Greg Abbott appoints three new members to the Texas Medical Board District Review Committees, bringing diverse experiences in medicine and community service to their roles.

Austin Municipal Court celebrates Municipal Court Week with events aimed at enhancing road safety and understanding of court functions, including participation in Hope Fest and an educational event on Election Day.

Governor Abbott appoints J. Brian Williams as judge of the 503rd Judicial District Court in Rockwall County, effective December 1 until the next election.

Anna Hord was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott as Judge of the 286th Judicial District Court, bringing legal experience and community involvement to her new role.

Texas Governor appoints Michael Davis to the Twelfth Court of Appeals, effective November 1, 2025, with a term ending in 2026. Davis has legal, academic, and military experience.

Governor Abbott announces $1.2M in career training grants for four West Texas schools to prepare students for high-demand jobs, benefiting over 330 students.

Mike Holley is appointed as DA for Montgomery County, Texas by Governor Abbott, serving until 2026, following his tenure in the U.S. Army and as first assistant DA.

Barry Wallace has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott as Upshur County's Criminal District Attorney, set to serve from November 2025 until the end of 2026.

Hays County adjusts election precincts after Texas legislative session, ensuring state and federal compliance.

Four candidates run for Kyle mayor following the resignation of its longest-serving mayor, focusing on issues like green spaces, city communication, legal oversight, and water supply.

Stuart Reilly is appointed General Manager of Austin Energy, bringing over 18 years of experience and having previously served as COO and interim leader.

Kyle Hawkins is appointed to the Texas Supreme Court by Governor Abbott; he will serve until 2026, bringing experience from public service and private practice.

AG Ken Paxton investigates a PAC and Foundation Communities for alleged unlawful fundraising tied to Austin's Prop Q, scrutinizing conflicts of interest and tax rate influence.