The Austin Police Department reported increased vigilance at the 2024 Fall Music Festival, with two arrests and responses to 225 calls, highlighting the importance of public safety.

Austin faces a hot weekend with temperatures in the mid-90s, bringing concerns of poor air quality and high pollen levels. A cold front next Tuesday should cool things down, though no rain is expected.

Central Texans are mobilizing to aid Floridians affected by Hurricane Milton through volunteering, providing supplies, and donating blood, with a focus on support as local Red Cross faces volunteer shortages.

An Austin woman reported a former Sandbox VR employee for recording under her skirt while she was at a VR venue. The incident is under police investigation.

Austin seeks public input on Congress Avenue's transformation into a pedestrian plaza, with a focus on the stretch from Cesar Chavez to 11th Street as part of the CAUDI project.

Austin's Fire Station 1 reopened after renovations, now offering improved amenities for first responders, including new dorms and a community health paramedic program.

Williamson County approved a 10-year tax abatement for Soulbrain—Samsung’s supplier planning a local phosphoric acid plant—to boost the economy and provide internships to students.

ACL TV is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a concert featuring Willie Nelson & Family and Asleep at the Wheel, available via a live stream on October 17th.

Outer Heaven Disco Club in East Austin is set to close by March 2025 as the area undergoes transformation, with luxury condos replacing the venue, as reported by KVUE and KXAN.

Three people were injured in a vehicle collision in Pflugerville, TX, leading to temporary traffic disruptions. None of the injuries were life-threatening.

Jacob Tarver was arrested for firing shots and falsely reporting a threat at Epicenter Church in Burnet County, causing an unnecessary law enforcement response.

The Dougherty Arts Center in Austin hosts a Sustainability Salon to discuss eco-friendly art practices, featuring seed ball making, art supply swapping, and hot cocoa.

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.