Hutto, Texas residents are being warned by police about local rabbits chewing through Christmas lights, a misdeed previously attributed to area youth.

The City of Austin has announced holiday schedule changes, including altered trash pickup times and closures of city services such as libraries, utility centers, and recreational facilities.

Glen Powell stars with Sydney Sweeney in the rom-com "Anyone But You," drawing praise for their on-screen chemistry. The film, set in Australia, is a modern take on Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing."

Texas Governor Greg Abbott reports the state's job market growth leads the nation, setting new employment records, and showcasing uninterrupted job expansion and strong economic performance.

The Austin-Travis County Sobering Center will double its capacity and enhance its services, following the approval of funding for renovations by county commissioners.

Austin Police are investigating a non-fatal shooting on Burnet Road and seeking public help to find the unidentified gunman. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Austin's weather forecast includes showers and thunderstorms through Christmas Eve, with potential travel disruptions, but is expected to clear up with a sunny Christmas Day.

Austin's Animal Advisory Commission is reviewing the city's protocol for euthanizing injured deer after a recent incident raised concerns about the current system's effectiveness and response time.

Seattle Children's Hospital sued the Texas Attorney General to protect patient confidentiality after Texas demanded records on the hospital's gender-affirming care for minors.

A Texas judge ordered Attorney General Ken Paxton to testify in a whistleblower lawsuit by his former deputies. His legal team remains silent on any appeal plans.

Pflugerville and Round Rock ISDs in Texas approved volunteer roles for chaplains in schools, but clarified they should not perform mental health tasks; a decision influenced by Texas Senate Bill 763.

The Holm family won a Texas photo contest celebrating state parks with their joyful leap picture, earning prizes including a parks pass and a $500 gift card.

Travis County's Democratic and Republican parties have agreed to a joint primary in March 2024, allowing county-wide polling station access for voters despite initial tensions regarding voting procedures.