Governor Greg Abbott of Texas announces the implementation of new laws from the 89th Regular Legislative Session, addressing education, security, and more.

Governor Abbott announces Scotiabank's expansion in Dallas, creating over 1,020 jobs and a $60 million investment, with the Texas Enterprise Fund providing a $10.77 million grant.

Following controversies, the Texas Lottery Commission has been replaced by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which now oversees lottery operations with a focus on addressing issues and adapting to player preferences.

Over 830 new laws take effect in Texas, impacting education, property ownership, public safety, and more, including limits on foreign property ownership and classroom changes.

The Fifth Circuit Court will rehear the case on Texas' Senate Bill 4, a law that could let police arrest migrants suspected of illegal entry, which has seen varied court rulings.

Austin is revising its Imagine Austin Comprehensive Plan to reflect its growth, with community-driven input, led by the City Council and Mayor Watson. The update process intends to preserve the city's character while addressing new challenges.

Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan criticizes SB 10, saying the bill's lower property tax revenue cap would force tough cuts to essential city services. He also highlights the city's efficient use of sales tax and the need for school finance reform.

The Round Rock Planning Commission will discuss downtown code amendments aimed at making the area more vibrant and pedestrian-friendly on September 3.

Governor Abbott and Secretary Kennedy held a roundtable to improve rural Texas healthcare, announcing funds and initiatives for better accessibility and quality.

Hays County is revising its Development Regulations and seeks public input through open-house events on Sept. 2, 2025, facilitated by the county staff and consultants.

Texas Governor Abbott signed a health-focused legislative package to promote healthier lifestyles, involving nutrition education, food labeling, and restrictions on SNAP purchases.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs bills to protect against foreign adversaries, prohibiting certain real property acquisitions and establishing transnational repression as a crime.

Austin ISD won't display the Ten Commandments in schools, adhering to a judge's ruling blocking Texas Senate Bill 10, amid ongoing legal challenges to its constitutionality.