Mark Sokolovsky, a Ukrainian, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit computer intrusion in connection with Raccoon Infostealer malware. He was involved in a MaaS operation, was arrested, and faces restitution and forfeiture as part of his plea deal.

The Tiarras, a local sister trio, and other Austin artists join the diverse lineup at the 23rd Austin City Limits Music Festival, celebrating the city's cultural soundscape.

In Austin, a pro-Israel group commemorated the Hamas attacks on Israel, while a separate pro-Palestine protest called for the U.S. to stop aid to Israel.

A person in Austin claimed a $1 million Texas Lottery ticket, marking the third major win for the Million Dollar Loteria game. The ticket was sold at Pond Springs Xpress.

Texas and Mexican officials advocate for a train line from Austin to Monterrey, aiming to ease I-35 traffic and bolster commerce. Funding obstacles persist with Texas' focus on car-centric infrastructure.

Texans are urged to register to vote by October 7 for the November election, which includes the presidential contest and local positions. Identification is required, and registration issues can arise, such as the "suspense list."

Retired Austin police officers have been deployed as a special unit for the Austin City Limits Music Festival to enhance safety without affecting city police services.

A church safety member fired at suspects armed with a rifle at an incident in Burnet, Texas, resulting in no injuries and an ongoing search for the suspects.

Austin faces a heatwave with highs around 95 degrees and low humidity, while Hurricane Milton strengthens to Category 3 in the Gulf, with Florida's Gulf coast on high alert.

Bernie Sanders rallies Texas youth for elections, Trump fundraises in Midland, Democrats aim to turn Texas blue, and an urgent call for clemency in a controversial execution case.

A former Bastrop ISD teacher, Roy Franks Sr., received two years of community supervision after pleading guilty to two counts of indecent assault by contact with students.

The Austin City Council has amended its Work Session rules to allow public comment, enhancing transparency in the legislative process. Speaker registration for these sessions is now open, promoting civic engagement in local government.

Austin Community College District opened registration for its 14th Annual Women’s Health, Motivation & Empowerment Conference offering sessions on personal and professional growth.