The U.S. DOJ, with global partners, targets RedLine and META Infostealers to curb cyber threats, seizing related assets and launching www.operation-magnus.com for victims.

Travis County commissioners unanimously approved a $115,000 security fund for DA José Garza after legal scrutiny for lack of transparency in the initial vote, potentially in response to a lawsuit by Texas AG Ken Paxton.

Austin Council member Ryan Alter proposes an ordinance for fee transparency in rental pricing, which is set for council consideration and aligns with wider efforts to eliminate hidden costs for renters.

Traffic disruptions expected in South Austin due to former President Trump's visit, with major road closures around HWY 71 and 183 on Friday. City officials advise planning for delays.

Donald Trump plans to interview with Joe Rogan on his podcast; meanwhile, Kamala Harris will visit Texas to discuss abortion rights, emphasizing their media strategies ahead of elections.

The Austin City Council is set to vote on a new police contract and a shared public safety HQ, after the APD operated without a contract since March 2023. The deal includes a 28% pay increase over five years for officers.

Texas AG Ken Paxton scrutinizes ActBlue for potential campaign finance issues and petitions the FEC to address concerns around obscured donor identities and untraceable donations.

Uber and Lyft offer 50% off rides to polls on Election Day, including Lyft scooters in San Antonio, with codes from their websites. Uber also provides 25% off Uber Eats orders over $25 on election night.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Devlin is appointed District Election Officer in the Western District of Texas for the 2024 election to oversee voting rights issues and election fraud.

Texas surpasses national job growth rates, adding 327,400 nonfarm jobs over a year. Governor Abbott highlights the state's robust economy and employment achievements, while also advancing small business programs.

Texas AG Paxton and other states demand DHS provide access to federal databases to check the citizenship status of voters, alleging the Biden-Harris administration is not complying with legal obligations.

Texas AG Ken Paxton leads a multi-state lawsuit against the DOE over a rule impacting gas stoves, arguing it oversteps and burdens consumers financially.

The Texas Senate Committee on State Affairs is considering a mask ban at protests, with opposing views on anonymity and safety, and Texas Lieutenant Governor is targeting D.E.I. programs in higher education.