The Round Rock Chamber of Commerce now features a display on the history of the Washington Anderson House, enlightening visitors on the legacy of its builder, a Texas Revolution veteran.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals halted the enforcement of Texas Senate Bill 4, leading the Austin Police Department to direct officers not to enforce it while the legal battle continues.

Nicole Villalpando won the Texas Medical Association's Anson Jones Award for her article on a lifesaving EMS program in Travis County, highlighting field whole blood transfusions.

A Stockdale, Texas resident won a $17.5 million Lotto Texas jackpot and chose a $10,081,454.18 lump sum payout. The winning ticket was sold in Odessa. Other Texans also won million-dollar prizes in Powerball and Mega Millions.

A trial is set for May 28-30 over funding disputes involving Austin's Project Connect, while the Texas AG seeks to dismiss its funding plans as possibly unlawful.

Governor Abbott announces the first members of the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Consortium Executive Committee to bolster Texas as a leader in semiconductor manufacturing.

The Williamson County Purchasing Department won the 2023 AEP Award from NPI, marking its 24th consecutive win, recognizing its procurement excellence.

Austin Police Association and city officials resume negotiations on the Austin Police Department's Meet and Confer Agreement, focusing on long-term contract terms amid calls for policing reforms. Public live streaming of talks provides transparency.

Nate Paul, an Austin real estate developer, was sentenced to a 10-day jail term for contempt of court in connection with a legal battle involving the Mitte Foundation and Texas AG Ken Paxton.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for legislation to address Wall Street investors purchasing residential homes in Texas, affecting market affordability for locals.

Justice Samuel Alito extended the stay on a Texas immigration law (SB4), delaying its effect and highlighting the conflict between state and federal immigration authority.

Gov. Abbott's migrant busing program in Texas has received under 1% of its costs from private donations, rather than the public support previously claimed.

Austin's South Congress Avenue is experiencing a retail shift as big brands like Hermès join, pushing out local stores, while the city sees its growth rate dip to second among U.S. metro areas.