NBC's Dateline is set to present new evidence and insights into Moriah "Mo" Wilson's murder, with interviews from law enforcement and others involved in Kaitlin Armstrong's capture.

Austin City Council approves a $3 million contract with HDR Engineering Inc. for a study to identify the location for a new pump station and reservoir in Southwest Austin.

Apple Inc. plans to invest $4.5 million to refurbish its original North Austin campus, expanding lab and office spaces, with renovations starting in May and ending by November.

Eanes ISD will remain open for the April 8 solar eclipse, providing educational activities and safety glasses for students to experience the event. Parents can opt-out for their children to watch a live stream instead.

Austin Community College announces a free tuition program for high school graduates in its service area, starting in fall 2024, to address affordability and increase access to higher education.

The Round Rock Police Explorer Program offers youth aged 14-20 insights into law enforcement careers through weekly sessions and practical experiences.

Austin's weather forecast includes sunny skies with gusts up to 20 mph, increasing clouds, and a wet outlook early next week, potentially affecting total solar eclipse viewing conditions.

Federal funding of $105 million will support Austin's "cap and stitch" project aimed at transforming I-35 and connecting East and West Austin with public spaces.

A man was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy at Community First! Village in Austin during a welfare check, with the Texas Rangers investigating the incident.

The Austin City Council will vote on appointing TC Broadnax as the new city manager with a potential pay higher than his Dallas salary and the predecessor's $388,000 base pay.

The Austin Fire Department focuses on wildfire preparedness, targeting the Eastern Crescent and implementing community plans, needing proactive outreach for vulnerable populations.

A fire at Stony Point High School involved a portable classroom, with no injuries reported as 11 fire department units responded and contained the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

A deputy from Travis County Sheriff's Office shot and killed a man after responding to a 911 call in Texas. An investigation led by the Texas Rangers is underway.