A man in San Marcos was sentenced to 10 years for distributing fentanyl after pleading guilty, with another co-defendant awaiting sentencing. The case results from a DEA and local police joint investigation.

San Marcos introduces an ordinance to ban single-use beverage containers near the river and in select parks starting May 1, encouraging reusable drinkware to protect the environment.

Austin is set for sunny, warm weather today after morning fog lifts, with potential isolated storms by evening. Stronger storms and flash flood risks are expected later in the week.

Texas distilleries contribute $830 million to the economy, creating jobs and attracting tourism, while reinforcing the call for relaxed industry regulations.

Harry Styles opens a Pleasing pop-up shop in Austin, offering beauty products, limited-edition merchandise, and a multisensory experience through May 19.

"Touch the Art," a tactile exhibit for the visually impaired, returns to Austin's art scene featuring over 40 artists. Open until May 19, it invites hands-on interaction with art.

An AP investigation uncovered 15 deaths in Texas involving police-administered sedatives, like midazolam, during arrests, raising concerns about its safety and consent issues.

Georgetown, Texas, hosts its 25th annual Red Poppy Festival with live music, over 100 vendors, parades, a classic car show, and activities for all ages.

The FTC has voted to ban noncompete agreements for most workers, potentially impacting 30 million U.S. workers. Business groups are challenging the ruling.

The community in San Marcos, Texas seeks transparency after 22-year-old Malachi Williams was shot by police following a 911 report of a man with a knife. Family and locals held a vigil and demand the release of the body camera footage.

Two Austin anglers, Callie White and Cassady Douglas, caught record-setting fish in Lady Bird Lake, with White reeling in a 30-pound koi and Douglas a 64-pound smallmouth buffalo.

Protests at UT Austin led to multiple arrests, with defense attorneys remarking on the legality of university-issued trespass warnings despite free speech rights. Charges were dropped against many protesters due to issues with the affidavits.

Round Rock City Council declared May as Historic Preservation Month and received a $53,000 donation for the Stagecoach Inn's restoration as part of heritage celebration events.