Chinese President Xi Jinping met Taiwan opposition leader Cheng Li-wun in Beijing on Friday and said he has “full confidence” that people in Taiwan and China will move toward unification, according to statements reported by Taiwanese media.
Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones on Thursday released two reports on affordable housing and early learning and child care and called on residents to provide input to help guide future city policies.
City officials are investigating allegations that two information technology employees held jobs simultaneously with the cities of Dallas and Austin, according to an internal email.
Panola College will begin construction on two new campus buildings worth a combined $20 million in May to expand academic, workforce training, and student support facilities.
The Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees met Thursday for the first time since announcing a projected $181 million budget shortfall for the 2026–27 school year, as parents and community members raised concerns about potential cuts and their impact on schools.
The Texas Department of Transportation is proposing to replace the interchange at U.S. Route 281 and Texas State Highway 71 in Burnet County with a turbine-style design to improve traffic flow and safety, officials said.
Consul General Gunther Sales and Vice Consul Tanya Gaurano attended the 2026 Global Oklahoma Consular Showcase from March 31 to April 2.
Stephen “SJ” Sanders, an 11-year-old from Grand Prairie, won the boys 10-11 division at the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals, held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.
Amazon is expanding access to Eli Lilly’s newly approved GLP-1 weight-loss pill, Foundayo, by offering it at in-clinic kiosks and through same-day delivery, the company said.
Nineteen summer camps have filed a lawsuit challenging a new state requirement to install “end-to-end fiber optic facilities” to operate, arguing the mandate is unconstitutional, violates state law, and could prevent them from opening this summer.