Experts analyze the impact of the assassination attempt on former President Trump, discussing potential shifts in voter sentiment and campaign strategies.

The Round Rock Public Library is hosting the "Biz.ability" workshops to help small business owners with skills like utilizing demographics, library resources, and growth strategies on July 22.

Austin expects high temperatures near 100 degrees, with a light south wind offering little relief. The heat wave continues with potential nighttime drops to 76 degrees. A weather pattern shift may bring cooler, wetter conditions later in the week.

The Austin food truck LeRoy & Lewis is closing on July 21 to focus on its new restaurant, marking a shift in the local food truck scene towards more permanent locations.

Gov. Abbott has demanded CenterPoint Energy improve their hurricane response after repeated power outages in Houston, requiring a detailed plan of action within the month.

Governor Greg Abbott visited Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan to foster economic partnerships and seek new opportunities for Texas industries, focusing on energy and electric vehicle manufacturing.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller witnessed an attempted assassination on Trump at a rally, where gunfire erupted, leaving one person dead and another critically injured. The FBI is investigating the incident.

McDade's 76th annual Watermelon Festival provided refreshing fun with contests and a street dance, highlighting the fruit's hydrating benefits and heart health properties.

Austin welcomes a weekend of retro concerts, outdoor movies, theater productions, a soccer match, and a local market, alongside a culinary series featuring up-and-coming chefs.

Austin's Housing Department updates its displacement risk tools, including a revised map and dashboards, to better track and address housing pressures and support residents at risk of displacement.

A 24-year-old man from Austin was sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in distributing over 40 grams of fentanyl, linked to at least one fatal overdose.

Five residents in Austin-Travis County tested positive for dengue fever, linked to travel. Health officials emphasize vigilance and prevention measures amidst global case increases.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office found Julian Garcia, an 11-year-old boy who went missing in North Austin, safe and secure after an extensive search operation.