The Central Texas Food Bank opens a school pantry at Creedmoor Elementary to address food insecurity in the region, offering a variety of food options, including special diets.

The Austin Police Department seeks two suspects for a shooting on W Ben White Boulevard that injured an adult and a child. The suspects, in a grey Volkswagen, are both male, one with dreadlocks. Police request public assistance.

President Biden invited Kate Cox, who challenged Texas' abortion laws, to the State of the Union address, underscoring his stance on reproductive rights.

TSA officers intercepted four loaded handguns at Austin airport checkpoints in a single day, a significant portion of the year's total, leading to criminal charges and potential TSA fines up to $15,000.

An AISD police officer who was shot in a rampage has returned to duty. Sgt. Val Barnes recovered from a leg injury sustained during an attack that left six dead. The suspected shooter faces multiple charges.

Schools in Fayette County and surrounding areas are closed or delayed due to severe weather and flood threats, with districts prioritizing student and staff safety amid hazardous roads.

Activist Carmen Llanes Pulido enters the Austin mayoral race, vowing to tackle issues like inadequate planning, investor-favored deals, and urbanist plans that could harm community interests.

The city's Parks and Recreation Department seeks to hire 850 lifeguards for the upcoming swim season, offering a competitive wage and benefits like free training.

Susan Morgan, Round Rock's CFO, detailed the city's economic development success, attributing low property taxes to strategic agreements that created over 6,881 jobs and generated significant tax revenue.

Austin faces dense fog, thunderstorms, and possible flooding, with a Dense Fog Advisory issued and visibility issues for drivers. Severe weather and floods are also a concern in the region.

Sarah Silverman will host TBS's new series "Stupid Pet Tricks," starting February 11, with a promotion tour allowing pets to showcase stunts in various cities.

Art Acevedo has decided not to become Austin's assistant city manager for the police department, leaving the position unfilled following controversy over his appointment.

The City Council overrode property owners' objections in two zoning cases involving historic preservation in East Austin and development in South Austin.