Texas Parks and Wildlife announced changes allowing anglers to harvest one oversized spotted seatrout with a new tag system, effective September 1, to aid the species' recovery.

A Texas House committee is conducting hearings in Pampa to investigate Panhandle wildfires, gather community input, and propose legislative solutions.

Texas AG Ken Paxton settled a federal securities fraud case, avoiding trial by paying restitution, doing community service, and taking ethics classes without admitting guilt.

Texas' SB 17 bans DEI initiatives in state-funded colleges, with Sen. Creighton overseeing compliance and critics arguing the ban hinders minority education progress.

The Texas Court of Appeals upheld injunctions preventing investigations into families of trans youths by state agencies, affirming that gender-affirming care is not child abuse.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott met with US House Speaker Mike Johnson to urge action on border security, showcasing Texas' Operation Lone Star as a federal model.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has initiated an investigation into Spirit AeroSystems for potential defects in Boeing 737 fuselages and is also examining the company's DEI policies in relation to their manufacturing standards.

Former Austin PD lieutenant Johnny McMiller won a $1.5 million racial discrimination case against the city following his 2015 termination. The city plans to review the verdict for further actions.

The Austin City Council approved extending free Austin Public Library privileges to residents in the city's outer limits, eliminating the non-resident fee.

Laurie Brewer of Georgetown earns the 2024 Mentoring Award from TCMA for her significant role in aiding the careers of rising local government leaders.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders higher education institutions to revise free speech policies to include clear definitions and sanctions for antisemitism.

Governor Greg Abbott announces a $315,000 grant for Rockport Fulton ISD to support career training for students in welding, in partnership with Del Mar College.

Travis County officials have approved a 100% property tax exemption for eligible child care centers to alleviate the high costs of childcare in the area, starting in 2024.