Court documents reveal the driver of a concrete truck involved in a fatal collision with a school bus in Texas admitted to using cocaine before the crash.

Austin's Downtown Commission is advocating for a specialized anti-graffiti task force and funding to address rampant property defacement, costing over half a million dollars in cleanup efforts.

Austin is imposing stricter e-scooter regulations, reducing their numbers and speed limits at night due to safety concerns and city clutter. Only Lime and Bird will continue operating, with a significant decrease in available scooters.

Concerns over trash in Austin's waterways and the impact of homeless camps on the environment were discussed in relation to the city's Environmental Investment Plan. Residents voiced their issues, hoping for solutions at an upcoming public hearing.

UT Austin, ACC, and Texas Institute for Electronics partner to create a Semiconductor Training Center aimed at equipping the semiconductor workforce with necessary skills to meet industry demands by 2030.

Two fatalities occurred in Buda, Texas, when a concrete truck collided with a school bus, leading to community grief and an ongoing investigation into the incident involving FJM Concrete Pumping.

A hailstorm hit Hamilton Pool Road in Austin, covering the area with pea- and dime-sized hailstones, and surprising residents with a wintry scene. Despite concerns of damage, no severe impacts were reported.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders higher education institutions to revise free speech policies to include clear definitions and sanctions for antisemitism.

Texans driving to view the April 8 solar eclipse will be greeted by native wildflowers along highways, thanks to TxDOT's careful cultivation since the 1930s. These flowers support local ecosystems and require annual planting and maintenance.

Interstellar BBQ's GM Holden Fulco is launching Parish Barbecue pop-up in Austin, offering a blend of Texas and Louisiana flavors, including a brisket debris po' boy.

Travis County has experienced negative migration for the first time in two decades, with more people leaving than arriving, possibly due to the high cost of living.

A Forbes Advisor study ranks Texas as the fifth most expensive state for healthcare, impacting residents with high costs and causing some to forgo medical visits.

A bus collision in Austin, Texas, resulted in two deaths and left a pre-K teacher with extensive injuries, sparking community support and safety concerns on SH 21.