Matt Mackowiak announced his intent to run for Texas GOP Chair, criticizing the current leadership and stressing the need for unity and better fundraising before the upcoming elections.

The Texas Senate Subcommittee discussed the impact of bans on DEI programs and the balance between free speech and antisemitism at colleges, with insights from ACLU representatives.

Austin is seeking a new police chief through a national search conducted by Mosaic Public Partners, focusing on candidates with extensive law enforcement experience and a commitment to diversity and transparency.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. acquired double the needed signatures to be on the Texas ballot for his independent presidential campaign, with some support but also criticism over his views.

Texas university officials prepare to testify on the state's DEI program ban, with Senate Bill 17 impacting operations and student initiatives like independent cultural graduations.

Governor Greg Abbott criticizes Texas House Democrats for opposing a $6 billion educational reform package that aimed to increase funding and school safety, and support school choice.

Travis County Commissioners Court approved a property tax break for qualified childcare centers, aiming to ease providers' financial burdens and support early childhood services.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an injunction against the charity Annunciation House, alleging it aids in illegal border crossings and shelters undocumented immigrants.

Cy-Fair ISD in Texas faces a $138 million deficit, leading to potential staff cuts, amid a state surplus. The district controversially voted to exclude topics like vaccines from textbooks, sparking outcry and criticism from parents and officials.

The article describes a meeting between Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu, focusing on enhancing economic ties and shared democratic values.

T.C. Broadnax began his tenure as Austin's city manager, succeeding Jesus Garza, with priorities including hiring a police chief and addressing housing issues.

Houston's special election will determine who temporarily fills the Texas Senate seat left by Sen. John Whitmire. Rep. Jarvis Johnson and nurse Molly Cook, both Democrats, vie for the position before a primary runoff in May.

Texas is evaluating AI regulation, with the state legislature discussing potential controls and considering the technology's impact on society and election security.