The Texas House Redistricting Committee approved HB 4 for a House vote, potentially adding five GOP seats, amid accusations of racial discrimination in the redistricting process.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed legislation for phone-free classrooms and enhanced online safety for minors, to improve academic focus and protect children from digital threats.

The Round Rock City Council approves a revised residential development plan for the Arte project, with up to 350 apartments and a mix of townhomes/single-family homes.

Governor Abbott adds 10 counties to Texas' federal disaster declaration after floods. Residents can now access FEMA aid, and the Texas Workforce Commission offers Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Applications are open until September 4, 2025.

Texans protest against the GOP's redistricting plans, alleging undemocratic processes and racial discrimination, with public hearings revealing strong opposition to the mid-decade redrawing of district lines.

Two remain missing after Texas floods; recovery shifts to reconstruction, with potential tax hike for infrastructure repair and legislative focus on flood mitigation.

The University of Texas System named internal candidates John Zerwas and Jim Davis as sole finalists for chancellor and UT-Austin president, respectively, amid legislative changes and without a national search.

Hays County Commissioners Court is appealing a Travis County judge's ruling that could nullify a $440 million road bond approved by voters, amidst claims of Texas Open Meetings Act violations.

The Texas Legislature's special session focuses on flood response, redistricting, and THC product regulation, with controversy over priorities and costs. Redistricting faces claims of racial gerrymandering, while property tax reform is also debated.

Texas DMV faces issues processing disabled parking placards, causing delays for residents needing new or renewed permits, with no timeline for resolution.

Texas Legislature is set to discuss significant issues like historic flooding and THC regulation, with a focus on redistricting led by Republicans following Trump's urging, potentially affecting Democratic areas.

Eddie García, previously Dallas PD chief, and now assistant city manager in Austin, is a finalist for Fort Worth's police chief role. His career highlights include reducing crime and improving morale.

Round Rock is using federal and local funds to support vulnerable residents, allocating $672,184 from the HUD for public services, home repairs, and sidewalk construction, benefiting non-profits like the Round Rock Area Serving Center and CASA.