Round Rock ISD has approved a 1% pay raise for the 2024-25 year, while Pflugerville ISD will have a 2% raise, amid budget concerns and efforts to retain staff.

Colton Moore of Austin was found not guilty by insanity for a 2022 murder and is to be evaluated at a mental health facility, with potential long-term commitment.

Eleven University of Texas at Austin faculty members are elected AAAS fellows for notable advancements in STEM fields, including breakthroughs in AI, enzyme design for plastic degradation, and water resource management.

The Austin Police Department is welcoming 39 new officers from the 151st cadet class in a ceremony at The Bannockburn Church, where they will officially become full-fledged officers.

Austin Community College introduced the Student InfoHub, a platform for college updates, Board of Trustees news, student contributions, and the celebration of campus culture.

The Fayette County Sheriff's Office is ramping up efforts to prevent vehicles from illegally passing stopped school buses after a recent near-miss, as captured on video, involving a red sedan and a child disembarking the bus.

The Austin Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Bartholomew District Park; a man was found shot in a vehicle and later died at a hospital. No suspects are in custody.

Austin's Charter Review Commission proposed nine charter amendments to the City Council, including changes to the petition process and the city manager's contracting authority, awaiting a potential November ballot decision.

Workers struck a gas line in west Austin, with no injuries or evacuations reported. AFD contained the leak and is repairing the line with local departments.

Researchers at the University of Texas use AI and neuroimaging to detect early signs of bipolar disorder in children with a family history of the illness.

A Texas woman is suing Llano County deputies for fatally shooting her husband during a mental health crisis in 2022, alleging excessive force was used.

Texas water systems exceed new EPA limits for PFAS, with 49 utilities reported, raising health concerns and potential costs for treatment and legal action.

Texas Game Warden Dewayne Noble was named the 2024 Texas Officer of the Year by the Shikar-Safari Club International for his dedicated service and impactful career.