Austin's weather forecast predicts a sunny and clear weekend with comfortable temperatures, light winds, and low chances of rain, according to the National Weather Service.

Hays County begins RM 3237 widening project in Wimberley, with an aim to improve road safety and manage growth, including adding shoulders and turn lanes. Traffic is being re-routed during construction, which is set to complete by summer 2025.

A Katy man was sentenced to 18 months in prison for striking a Border Patrol Agent with his car and fleeing during an immigration checkpoint in Del Rio, Texas.

Two people died in a fire and murder-suicide at Pearl Lantana Apartments in Austin, following a domestic violence incident involving Micaela and Daniel Sanchez.

A Travis County jury sentenced Douglas Birden to 30 years for the 1993 sexual assault of a child, thanks to a DNA match from the National Sexual Assault Kit Initiative.

Texas now leads in top-tier research universities, with 16 institutions earning Tier 1 status, surpassing other states in educational excellence and research investment.

Austin's parks department is hiring lifeguards for the swim season and selling 2025 swim season passes, while Barton Springs Pool will close temporarily for maintenance in March.

The Texas DPS arrested over 20 individuals and rescued 4 victims in a human trafficking crackdown in the Permian Basin, with multiple agencies contributing to the operation.

Texas officials are examining the effects of U.S. Department of Education budget cuts on schools and property taxes, as well as a potential state funding shortfall and teacher pay challenges.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott proposes a two-thirds majority approval for local tax increases, facing criticism and concern over its potential impact on services and governance, especially in rural areas.

The Austin Fire Department extinguished a fourth-floor kitchen fire in an apartment on South Lamar Blvd using the building's sprinkler system; one person was injured.

Austin's urban forest is handled by the Parks and Recreation Department's Forestry Team, focusing on environmental, economic, and social benefits provided by over 300,000 trees in parklands. They aim for a diverse and sustainable canopy by 2034.

Jennifer Moczygemba is now leading the Transportation Department in Hays County, bolstering infrastructure in the fast-growing region with extensive experience.