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.

The Round Rock City Council has passed ordinances to revamp downtown zoning laws, aiming for a mix-use, walkable area while preserving historic charm. This includes rezoning, new building guidelines, and protection for historical properties.

Governor Abbott reappoints five members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council to guide industrialized housing and building standards in Texas until 2027.

Morgan Johnson has been appointed by Gov. Abbott to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, set to serve until 2031, bringing her legal and regulatory expertise to the role.

Hays County revamped voting sites for ADA compliance, ensuring better accessibility for disabled individuals, with relocations and closures of certain polling places.

Williamson County approves tax incentives for Labatt Food Service's new facility in Jarrell, expected to create 150 jobs and expand the local economy.

Governor Greg Abbott announces NRG Energy's construction of a new $360 million natural gas facility in Harris County, Texas, which aims to support the state's grid and economic growth, targeting operational status by Summer 2026.

Round Rock City Council approved a $2.9 million contract for roadway maintenance, targeting arterial streets including University Boulevard and North Mays Street. Work is scheduled from November 2023 to spring 2026.

Abbott appoints four to Texas Municipal Retirement System board, including Langley, Tawil, Reyes, and Williams, to manage retirement services for city employees.

Greg Abbott appointed Kelly Rowe as chair and named Joe Fauth, Richard Kirkpatrick, Patricia M. Anthony, and Monica McBride to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards.

Thousands took part in Austin's "No Kings Day" protest, opposing Trump-era policies and advocating for active election participation. The peaceful rally focused on democracy and voting rights, drawing criticism yet emphasizing patriotic values.