Cedar Park police care for seven stray puppies while Austin Police investigate eleven dogs found dead in South Boggy Creek, a case of suspected animal cruelty.

Severe storms hit San Marcos, Texas, causing widespread damage, power outages, and a state of emergency request. The First Baptist Church and local residents suffered property destruction, as the community begins recovery efforts.

Seabrook Square II groundbreaks in East Austin, promising 60 permanent supportive housing units to address homelessness and affordability, with a completion date set for January 2026.

The Austin Independent School District is considering cuts and a tax hike to address an anticipated $90 million deficit. They've cut 41 positions and are looking at more reductions plus a tax increase to secure funds.

An imminent large-scale solar storm may disrupt power grids and satellite communications, but most people won't need to take action, while parts of Texas might see the aurora borealis.

Amazon Pharmacy now offers prescription delivery within hours in New York, Los Angeles, and other cities, emphasizing affordability, speed, and a blend of AI and human expertise.

Austin's Historic Preservation Office has launched a survey to document the history of Downtown Austin, inviting public participation through an online meeting and questionnaire.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an injunction against the charity Annunciation House, alleging it aids in illegal border crossings and shelters undocumented immigrants.

Austin Police seek a man stealing mail using a master key from apartment complexes and driving a gray Toyota Tacoma. He's suspected of using stolen plates and may have a wrist tattoo.

A shooting at North Austin's Canyon Ridge Apartments resulted in one fatality. APD is conducting a homicide investigation, reassuring the public of no further threat. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

The Future Healthcare Heroes completion ceremony honored 18 high school students who participated in a healthcare initiative, providing them certifications, mentorship, and hands-on medical experiences.

The City of Fate in Texas received a Film Friendly Texas Certification from the state's film commission, endorsed by Governor Abbott and local officials for potential economic and creative growth.

A Texas fisherman's video on TikTok sparked discussions after showing a possible bull shark caught in the Guadalupe River, but New Braunfels officials stated there are no sharks in the river.