The Austin community and police are actively searching for Daela Diaz, a 13-year-old girl missing since December 8, last seen with dyed blonde hair and brown eyes.

Mayor Kirk Watson continues to reshape Austin City Hall, prioritizing police contract revisions in 2024 and maintaining his commitment to city restructuring initiated after a significant ice storm.

Buda, Texas, enacts Stage 3 drought restrictions, limiting residents and businesses to a once-per-week irrigation schedule due to extreme drought conditions.

Austin is set to experience a cool, rainy start to the new year with a 90% chance of rain and thunderstorms forecast for Tuesday afternoon by the National Weather Service.

A person was killed in an auto-pedestrian crash on New Year’s Day in North Austin on the I-35 southbound service road near Huntland Drive. The road was temporarily closed for investigation.

Round Rock Police are searching for an armed robbery suspect who targeted Mi Pueblito store in Austin, Texas, escaping with cash on Saturday night. The public's assistance is requested.

Two individuals died in a car crash on Research Boulevard in North Austin, reported by CBS Austin and KXAN. The vehicle hit a pillar and caught fire. Traffic was affected as investigations commenced.

The iconic Chili Dog Stand in San Marcos, known for classic American fare, closed after 70+ years in business, leaving a legacy of community and comfort food behind.

A fire caused by improperly discarded smoking materials led to $200,000 in damages to an east Austin home, displacing ten people, who were aided by local services and the community.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to reinforce state border security through Operation Lone Star, responding to perceived federal policy gaps by relocating migrants to various U.S. cities.

A rollover crash on MoPac Expressway in Austin left one person seriously injured and trapped, causing traffic delays. The victim was freed and taken to the hospital.

Mayor Craig Morgan of Round Rock has outlined city improvement plans, focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and quality of life, including new fire stations and public transit expansion.

Austin's main lakes are affected by toxic algae, posing risks to humans and wildlife. While Austin Water ensures the drinking water is safe, the city is taking precautions, including testing and treatment improvements to combat the algal threat.