Residents in Hays County oppose a proposed 5,000-seat concert venue due to potential environmental impacts on the Edwards Aquifer, including concerns over wastewater and stormwater management.

An 8-year-old girl from Taylor, missing since Wednesday evening, was found safe Thursday morning after a search involving multiple agencies and resources.

Austin Community College District celebrates Black History Month with events focused on the influence of the arts on Black culture, including discussions, art exhibitions, and an essay contest.

A Tennessee man received a 6-month prison sentence for assaulting a flight attendant on a Southwest Airlines flight, additionally ordered to pay $650 in restitution.

Lala's Little Nugget is opening a second location, Lala's South Pole, in South Austin with year-round Christmas theme, a full-service kitchen, and a large patio.

Researchers discover FEM-1689, a potential non-opioid treatment for chronic pain targeting a protein linked to neuropathic pain, with promising effects observed in animal models.

Williamson County has increased its emergency financial assistance for veterans, expanding eligibility and using a $210,000 Texas Veterans Commission grant to aid more veterans and their families in need.

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.