Two people died in a multi-car crash in Mustang Ridge, Texas. The accident, involving three vehicles, occurred on Highway 21. Police are investigating the incident.

Austin anticipates pleasant weather with sunny skies and high near 87 today, but a potential storm named Francine could bring showers by late Tuesday.

A minor was seriously injured after being hit by a suspected drunk driver in Pflugerville; the driver was arrested and is facing intoxication assault charges.

The Austin Auditor's Office found major inaccuracies in the city's tracking of e-scooter crash data, affecting safety measures and public education on e-scooter use.

The Texas Advanced Computer Center partners with Sabey Data Centers to bring the "Horizon" supercomputer to Round Rock, with NSF funding $457 million for the project set to launch in 2026.

A pedestrian in South Austin was critically injured after a car collision, receiving CPR at the scene and transported to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. Traffic was affected; details on the cause remain unclear.

Texas DPS offers a $4,000 reward in September for tips leading to the arrest of Robert Gonzales, a Most Wanted Sex Offender with a history of sexual assault and other crimes.

ACC partners with Urban Alchemy to provide free HVAC training to Austin's unhoused, offering education and job opportunities at the ARCH and 8th Street shelters.

Austin is adjusting its handling of police personnel records following a judge's ruling that withholding certain records was "unlawful." The city will comply with the APOA, which mandates release of these files upon request.

David Gunn has been appointed by Texas Governor Abbott to the First Court of Appeals, Place 4, with expertise spanning law and engineering, and affiliations with multiple legal organizations.

Terence Davis, a family law attorney, was appointed as a judge of the 480th Judicial District Court in Williamson County, Texas by Governor Greg Abbott.

Texas Democratic lawmakers seek DOJ probe into alleged voter rights violations, including voter roll purges, targeting Latinos, and intimidation of voter registration groups.

Texas has enacted a policy preventing transgender individuals from amending their birth certificates to match their gender identity, even with a court order, aligning with trends in other conservative-led states.