KVUE provides a guide for Texas voters on local elections on May 4, detailing early voting, Election Day procedures, ID requirements, and bond propositions.

Travis County DA José Garza faces a removal lawsuit for alleged official misconduct, with policies like not prosecuting certain crimes prompting the charge.

Round Rock ISD has approved a 1% pay raise for the 2024-25 year, while Pflugerville ISD will have a 2% raise, amid budget concerns and efforts to retain staff.

Austin reinstates its guaranteed income program, giving 100 families financial aid, amid a controversial lawsuit against Houston’s similar initiative.

Recent talks between the Austin Police Association and city officials made scant progress on APD oversight, with privacy concerns stalling negotiations.

Arthur Jackson has begun his role as Chief Economic Development Officer in Cedar Park, Texas. Having a history of successful economic developments, Jackson aims to apply his expertise to enhance the city's economy and tourism.

Austin's Charter Review Commission proposed nine charter amendments to the City Council, including changes to the petition process and the city manager's contracting authority, awaiting a potential November ballot decision.

Dallas Congressman Colin Allred raises $9.5 million, outpacing incumbent U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz's $6.9 million, for the Texas Senate race's first-quarter fundraising.

The National Coalition of Attorneys General filed an amicus brief supporting Texas AG Ken Paxton and his aide against disciplinary action by the State Bar over a 2020 elections lawsuit.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick outlines 57 priorities for Texas Senate, including school choice and power grid issues, while the Texas House sees a conservative shift with its "Contract with Texas."

The Texas psychology board considers a state exam to combat high costs and potential barriers from a new national skills test, amid a statewide mental health professional shortage.

Williamson County seeks public input for its Hazard Mitigation Plan through a meeting on April 22 and an online survey, to improve disaster strategies.

The ACLU of Texas has filed a lawsuit against Travis County for not providing legal counsel to individuals at initial court appearances, a practice they say violates constitutional rights.