Save Our Springs Alliance is suing the Austin City Council for allegedly breaching the Texas Open Meetings Act, with accusations of restricting public speaking at council meetings.

AG Ken Paxton argues against claims blaming Texas for border deaths, citing court findings that drownings occurred before Texas officials were contacted.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson is running for re-election in November after implementing housing reforms, increasing police staffing, and addressing homelessness during his term.

Texas State University introduces a mounted horse patrol, a first for its campus with officers Lyndon and Duke. The program aims to foster community engagement and provide visibility for the officers.

Texas volunteer fire departments receive $13 million in grants for equipment and training, as part of the Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program administered by the Texas A&M Forest Service.

Austin City Council approves T.C. Broadnax as the new city manager with a $470K salary, to start May 6, after former manager Spencer Cronk was dismissed post a winter storm crisis.

The ACLU of Texas reported that Travis County's justice system often fails to provide legal counsel during first appearance hearings, per observations from a court watching program.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas announced a $1.2 million investment in vocational training for North Central Texas schools through the JET grant program, benefiting over 1,500 students.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott deploys over 100 miles of razor wire at the Mexico border as part of Operation Lone Star, citing federal security failures.

The Pflugerville ISD named Dr. Quintin Shepherd as the Texas superintendent finalist, with a 21-day waiting period before hiring, following Dr. Killian's resignation.

The City of Austin's Career Expo is scheduled for April 11 at the Palmer Events Center, offering over 4,000 job opportunities and free headshots for attendees.

Austin, Texas, officials report enhancements in 9-1-1 emergency response times due to staffing boosts and a new system, despite still missing department goals.

The Austin City Council will vote on appointing TC Broadnax as the new city manager with a potential pay higher than his Dallas salary and the predecessor's $388,000 base pay.