A cement truck rollover near Lakeway injured one person, causing significant traffic disruption. Emergency crews, including STAR Flight, responded, and the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Austin Community College District has hired Linbeck Group to expand its dental hygiene program, with anticipated construction costs of $5 million, funded by the 2022 GO Bond.

APD is investigating an officer-involved shooting from May 21, 2024, releasing footage and details of the event where Officer Ryan Nichols fatally shot armed suspect Alfonso Gonzales at a Texaco station.

Urban Alchemy transforms a parking lot into 'The Oasis,' a safe space for the homeless in downtown Austin, offering amenities like food, water, and protection from the heat.

Zoox is set to start testing self-driving Toyota Highlanders with safety drivers in Austin this summer, contributing to the city's ongoing integration of autonomous vehicles.

The Austin Public Safety Commission urges the City Council to increase the public safety budget to address various unfunded needs across fire, EMS, and police departments.

An impaired driver caused a fatal crash at St. David's Hospital, with autopsy revealing high alcohol and cannabis levels, sparking safety concerns and resulting in the installation of concrete barriers.

The forecast indicates hot and possibly stormy weather for Austin, with a high near 94°F and chances of isolated showers and severe storms later in the day.

The Austin Police Department launches the Inaugural Autism Sensory Fair, focusing on individuals with autism, featuring engagements with first responders and various activities.

Emergency responders contained a ferric sulphate spill near the Albert H. Ullrich Water Treatment Plant in Austin, which caused temporary road closures but no threat to waterways.

A pedestrian was hit early Tuesday on U.S. Highway 183 in Austin, leading to major traffic delays with only one northbound lane open. The victim was transported to the hospital but lost pulses en route. Drivers were advised to avoid the area.

The San Marcos Public Works Department invites K-12 students to submit artwork for the "What Goes Here Flows Here 2025" calendar contest, focused on preventing stormwater pollution.

An Austin mother was sentenced to 15 years for her toddler's death, after pleading guilty to causing serious bodily injury resulting in death in January 2020.