Senator Gallego endorses a resolution on the 15th anniversary of the Tucson shooting, honoring victims and Gabby Giffords' fight against gun violence.

Peoples Gas asked regulators for roughly $202.3M in new delivery revenue, a move critics say will hike monthly bills about $10. Advocates rallied and plan to fight the filing in the ICC docket.

The federal agency that funneled money to NPR and PBS has dissolved, and Austin PBS warns the move will leave a budget hole that could force cuts to local programming.

A poll by the National Center for State Courts shows 62% of voters trust state judiciary, outshining legislative and executive branches. Gen Z sees state courts as fair, while views on AI in courts and legal education reforms are mixed.

Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission requires TABC-licensed businesses, licensed before 2025, to submit compliance reports by June 2026, using specific browsers on mobile devices, with details available on their web portal.

Raleigh Police Department opens applications for its Community Police Academy, offering residents insight into police operations and fostering community trust.

Five newly elected HISD trustees were sworn in Thursday, but a TEA-appointed board still holds the votes and governing power through at least June 2027. The oath was largely symbolic while elected members say they’ll keep showing up.

St. Augustine's offices will close for MLK Day; trash pickup is unchanged, and free parking is available, except at certain locations, with enforcement of parking regulations.

Several Butler County Sheriff's Office officers received promotions, including James Davenport to Patrol Corporal and Mitch Wells to Detective, reflecting their commitment to community service.

Kaufman County residents must pay 2025 property taxes by January 31, 2026, to avoid a 7% penalty, with the option to pay online or by mail ensuring a correct postmark.

Indiana Rep. Bruce Borders introduced HB 1199 to make gender on birth certificates permanent, echoing Governor Braun's executive order on binary gender classification.

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether to review the appeal of more than 100 former Houston Methodist workers fired in 2021 for refusing a COVID vaccine. The outcome could affect employer mandates nationwide.

Corporal Drake Enghusen was named December's Officer of the Month by the Mt. Juliet Police for his leadership and compassion during a challenging call.