Tesla recalls vehicles in the U.S. due to small warning light fonts, as reported by NHTSA, and updates software to fix the issue.

Austin's streets are adorned with mosaic art, and the Mosaic Workshop is a community space for creation and learning, aimed to fully open in mid-February. It emphasizes eco-friendly practices, repurposing materials for art.

Austin's We Can Now nonprofit hosted a 'sleep out' event to support and raise awareness for the city's unhoused population, providing meals and supplies every Sunday.

Travis County is implementing a mental health diversion program as an alternative to jail for low-level offenders, utilizing a $12M investment for treatment and possibly housing services.

Austin Police request public assistance to find a missing 16-year-old autistic girl, Hannah Smith, last seen in Wichita, Kansas, possibly now in Austin with a male in a blue Hyundai Santa Fe.

A court has ruled in favor of Texas in a lawsuit against Yelp regarding the platform's alerts on pregnancy resource centers, a win for Attorney General Ken Paxton.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a fatal stabbing and subsequent police shooting of suspect Jose Martinez-Argueta, releasing related body-cam footage to maintain transparency.

Austin's severe storm threat has lessened, with continued chances of non-severe scattered rainfall and possible isolated wind damage or a tornado. Clearing is expected with windy conditions to follow.

JNL Barbecue closes its East Austin location to return to its food truck origins, while Austin's dining scene welcomes new eateries and celebrates anniversaries and events.

A fire in South Austin's Cannon South Apartments displaced 22 people, with no injuries. Incited by discarded smoking material, it prompted evacuations and a response from the Red Cross. Community members are rallying to support those affected.

Taylor, Texas is attracting South Korean investment, with Hironic and iMarket Korea signing MOUs to establish a manufacturing plant and develop an industrial park, respectively, enhancing local economic growth.

Austin nonprofits are helping rehome pets from hospice patients and providing 'fospice' care for terminally ill dogs, with programs aiding thousands of animals in need.

The Austin Animal Center is ceasing the use of temporary pop-up crates for shelter animals to comply with state law and following public criticism of overcrowding.