Giddy Ups, a cherished country music venue in South Austin, is set to close in August due to unexpected lease changes, with owner Michael Morgan seeking a new location to preserve its community legacy.

Fanwort overgrowth in Austin's Lady Bird Lake impedes recreational activities, and while indicative of ecological health, it also poses entanglement risks and shelters harmful algae.

AT&T and T-Mobile customers faced service disruptions at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, with a potential link to a fiber cut. The issue extended beyond the airport, affecting services globally.

The Supreme Court is reviewing a Texas law restricting social media companies' content moderation practices, initiating debate on free speech versus platform regulation.

A shooting in Southeast Austin has resulted in two deaths and one non-life-threatening injury. The incident near Trio Apartments is under investigation, with no suspects in custody yet.

Norman Roy Garza Jr. is appointed as the first Executive Director of the Texas Space Commission to lead Texas into a new era of space industry prominence.

The Hutto Police Department received accreditation from the Texas Police Chiefs Association, affirming its adherence to over 170 of the TPCA's best practices.

Local authorities found a body under mysterious circumstances near West Lake Hills; the individual was declared deceased at the scene, leading to an ongoing investigation and road closures.

WorldSprings is opening the largest outdoor mineral springs resort in Texas on June 28, with eco-friendly water policies and a future location planned for Cedar Park.

A Travis County judge is deliberating the temporary suspension of Hays County District Clerk Avrey Anderson amid allegations of incompetence and disturbing behavior.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints three veterans to the Texas Military Preparedness Commission, naming Michael Boyd as chair and including John McLean and Paul Norwood as members to guide the state's military strategy.

A Lotto Texas ticket that won a $29 million jackpot was sold at the Salt Springs Xpress in Austin. The winner, yet to claim the prize, has the option of a $16.5 million lump sum.

Evan LeRoy of LeRoy & Lewis, an innovative chef in Austin's barbecue scene, is releasing a cookbook, "New School Barbecue," in 2026, sharing his culinary techniques and recipes.