The U.S. 5th Circuit Court ruled that a Texas law limiting school library content is unconstitutional, a move celebrated by Austin's BookPeople CEO Charley Rejsek.

A water main break occurred on East MLK Jr. Blvd. in Austin, causing traffic disruptions before being controlled by 10 a.m. with crews responding swiftly.

The Texas Rangers celebrated their first World Series win, with a ceremony at the Texas Capitol where Governor Abbott will present a congratulatory proclamation.

Austin is considering a $2 million contract with McKinsey for an analysis to improve the city's homelessness programs, following challenges despite increased spending and efforts to enhance collaboration and service effectiveness.

Texas is extending Medicaid and CHIP postpartum coverage from two months to one year, effective March 1, 2024, as announced by Governor Abbott and HHSC.

Texas AG Paxton secured an en banc rehearing on the legality of buoys placed in the Rio Grande to curb illegal crossings, delaying their removal until the case's review in May 2024.

Austin is enjoying low 70s temperatures, but a cold snap with high winds will soon drop temperatures, leading to a chilly weekend. Rain and potential flash flooding are expected starting Sunday.

Two individuals were rescued from a rollover crash in eastern Travis County, with no life-threatening injuries reported after being extricated by emergency teams.

RV rentals surge in Texas ahead of the April 8 total solar eclipse, with small towns anticipating hundreds of thousands of visitors and potential congestion. Live streaming options are available for those unable to attend.

Rodeo Austin returns with a lineup of music and ProRodeo events from March 8-23, featuring acts like Wynonna Judd and 38 SPECIAL, kicking off with artist Casey Donahew. Tickets go on sale January 19.

A man was detained in North Austin after holding his family at knifepoint in a SWAT standoff. Negotiators and officers resolved the incident without injuries.

The Waters Lakeside luxury condo project at Horseshoe Bay Resort has sold all 60 units, generating $65 million in revenue, despite market changes. The first residents move in March 2024.

A Georgetown woman received a 41-month federal sentence for embezzling over $325,000 from a credit union, including funds from deceased member accounts, and was ordered to pay restitution.