Austin is now home to the tallest building in Texas. The Waterline Tower eclipses the JPMorgan Chase Tower in Houston as the state's tallest by 20 feet.
A new Texas law, effective July 1, 2025, bans most temporary paper license plates, requiring metal plates at sale and setting a Labor Day deadline for remaining valid paper tags to disappear from roads.
The Austin legislative session is poised to deliver significant news for Texas educators! A new bill, fast-tracked to Governor Abbott's desk, promises substantial pay raises—up to $8,000 for experienced teachers—with rural districts seeing the largest benefits. This move aims to boost teacher compensation, help them catch up with rising costs, and keep Texas competitive in providing top-tier education for future generations.
The Texas Senate has passed House Bill 229, the 'Women's Bill of Rights,' which seeks to legally define gender based on sex at birth. This significant legislation is now on Governor Abbott's desk, sparking debate over its aim to clarify existing laws versus concerns about potential discrimination. Discover what this bill means for Texans.