The Texas Supreme Court has heard arguments on a law that bans gender-affirming treatments for transgender minors, with challenges citing discrimination and constitutional concerns.

A South Austin brewery was vandalized by a rock-throwing suspect, resulting in significant damage but no break-in. The owner faces repair costs during a revenue slump.

Austin Water reports that a storm-damaged manhole caused a major sewer overflow of over 800,000 gallons at 320 Heartwood Dr., but drinking water remains safe.

State attorneys general support Texas AG Paxton in his effort to strengthen border security, criticizing President Biden's immigration policy enforcement. They emphasize state rights against alleged federal shortcomings in border law enforcement.

A former Austin dental practice owner, Clinton Finch Herzog, was sentenced to three years in prison for wire fraud, involving the misuse of investor funds for personal luxuries. He must also pay over $2 million in restitution.

The Andrew J. Palm House is being moved back to its original location in Round Rock, Texas, to make way for a new city walkway, parking garage, and library.

Texas is changing community college funding to follow student success metrics rather than enrollment, emphasizing in-demand skills and workforce needs with a $683 million budget increase.

A man is stealing Texas Lottery tickets from Fayette County stores using counterfeit money, with the Sheriff's Office and the Texas Lottery Commission investigating.

"Miller's Girl," directed by Jade Halley Bartlett and starring Jenna Ortega, faces criticism for its awkward student-teacher relationship portrayal, although the cast's performances receive praise.

NYC council examines bonds for city improvements, focusing on financial gaps in parklands and cultural projects. Debate involves precise analysis for future bonds.

Austin, Texas celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy with a belated march and festival after a winter delay, emphasizing unity and community support including proactive measures for the homeless during cold weather.

A motorcyclist suffered critical injuries in a collision near McNeil High School in northwest Austin and was rushed to the hospital for life-threatening injuries.

Jose Martinez-Argueta stabbed and killed his wife, Maryuri Reconco, out of jealousy at a birthday party in Austin, before being fatally shot by police.