President Biden visited the LBJ Presidential Library to honor the Civil Rights Act's 60th anniversary, reflecting on historical events and addressing current issues.

Texas Attorney General Paxton sues the Biden Administration over a federal rule he claims would force healthcare providers to give minors contraceptives without parental consent.

Austin's City Manager T.C. Broadnax is slowing down the search for a new police chief to ensure a deliberate decision that aligns with community input and city values.

U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett suggests President Biden should not run for reelection, sparking support from Democrats and leading to Biden endorsing Vice President Harris. Doggett later backs Harris, despite his initial call for an open convention.

Austin ISD is considering tax hikes and program cuts to address a $78 million budget shortfall, with a vote on a tax rate election possibly happening in August.

Governor Greg Abbott met with German Minister Hubertus Heil to discuss Texas-Germany collaborations in AI, energy, and semiconductors, highlighting Texas' role in exports and economic growth.

Jeffrey Norman and Lisa Davis, finalists for Austin Police Chief, engaged with the community emphasizing trust-building and proactivity in policing. The city manager will soon choose a successor to Interim Chief Henderson.

A district judge in Hays County dismissed a lawsuit against San Marcos, Texas, for marijuana decriminalization, emphasizing local democratic action and possible state appeal.

Governor Greg Abbott praised Texas sheriffs at the SAT conference for their commitment to public safety and border security, highlighting their efforts in combating fentanyl and illegal border activity.

Governor Abbott of Texas met with German Minister Heil to discuss strengthening economic ties, focusing on AI, energy, and semiconductors and highlighting Texas as a lead exporter and investment destination for German businesses.

President Biden will visit Austin on July 29 to honor the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act at the LBJ Library, after postponing his trip due to a previous illness.

Texas Democratic delegates endorse Vice President Harris for a presidential run, despite her low approval ratings among the state's broader electorate.

VP Kamala Harris's immigration agenda is met with criticism from Texas Republicans, labeling her as "border czar" and blaming her for a surge in undocumented entries, despite her focus on addressing root causes of migration in Central America.