A cyclist died following a suspected DUI crash in Austin; the 69th fatal incident this year, marking an increase in traffic fatalities. The driver, Abel Martinez, was arrested and charges are pending.

A man in southeast Austin is charged with killing the mother of his children and her boyfriend, then abducting the children, who were later found safe.

Dua Lipa infused her Austin City Limits performance with local culture, donning a Longhorns jersey and engaging fans, showcasing her appreciation for Austin's vibe and community.

Austin's HSEM is hosting a Preparedness Pop-Up on October 16 to help residents prepare for emergencies, with the first 25 visitors receiving emergency kits.

A Hutto man, Malcolm Watts, was sentenced to 30 years for firing at a Georgetown officer in 2021. He pled guilty to aggravated assault of a public servant.

The Austin NAACP is urging a full investigation into the shooting death of Stephen Allan Smith by a 13-year-old, focusing on the involvement of any adults and the gun's origin.

Big Lots is closing 23 stores in Texas amidst Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, including one in Round Rock, impacting employees and local economies. Nexus Capital Management may acquire the retailer's assets.

The League of Women Voters Austin Area is focusing on local ballot items, such as Travis County Proposition A, for the November elections, emphasizing their importance alongside the presidential race.

ABBYY, a company specializing in document and data processing, is relocating its headquarters from California to Austin, Texas, joining other tech giants in the emerging tech hub and continuing to operate its California office.

Willie Nelson surprised festivalgoers by performing with Chris Stapleton at the Austin City Limits Music Festival, strengthening his legacy with the event.

Austin police investigated a suspicious item at Austin-Bergstrom Airport; the terminal continued operating normally and an all-clear was given shortly after.

Texas lawmakers discuss the crisis of rising retail theft impacting businesses, with an estimated $5.9 billion loss in 2022 and calls for tougher laws.

A home builder has joined Bee Cave's lawsuit to stop a controversial warehouse project, with residents worried about noise, light pollution, and traffic safety.