FPC filed an opening brief June 15 in the Fifth Circuit asking judges to overturn Texas laws that bar carrying firearms at 51% alcohol businesses, racetracks and sporting events.

Austin police arrested 25‑year‑old Ladarrius Byrd on Monday on outstanding warrants that include a robbery‑by‑assault case, the department posted.

Flood Watch through Tuesday evening for parts of South‑Central Texas; spotty storms today, then a midweek heat spike into the 90s.

APD says homicide detectives are en route to the 2200 block of E Riverside Drive; the public and media were asked to avoid or stage elsewhere while the scene is processed.

A 23-year-old man was arrested after allegedly rear-ending a marked APD patrol car on northbound I-35 near Howard Lane, injuring an officer and snarling morning traffic.

Ye is scheduled to play San Antonio’s Alamodome on July 4; the venue lists a 9 p.m. start and the public on‑sale date is still TBA. Sign‑ups on the artist's tour page are live.

After a 7-1 loss to Georgia, Texas must beat Alabama Monday in Omaha to stay alive at the Men’s College World Series.

A motorcyclist sustained life‑threatening injuries in a crash on Spicewood Springs Road; ATCEMS says the rider was taken to St. David's Round Rock.

Four aging office buildings near Ben White and Banister could be replaced by shops, restaurants and 200+ apartments under a newly mapped zoning plan. The move reflects wider pressure on older office properties.

Yuki’s wraparound counter turns handrolls into spectator dining: made‑to‑order 3–6 roll sets, sashimi and frequent fresh fish shipments keep the focus tight and fast. Owner Hyo Lim is also opening a Korean spot, Dubu, in July.

A Travis County judge handed Kawaski Latham six years of deferred adjudication after he pleaded guilty in the 2023 Manor hit-and-run that killed 54‑year‑old Alisia Allen. The plea includes jail time, community service and an apology to the family.

Iliana de la Vega is closing El Naranjo on July 18, ending a 15-year Austin run that began as a Rainey Street trailer and became a South Lamar mainstay.

Gov. Abbott announced $750M in Teacher Incentive Allotment funds to more than 65,000 teachers, part of a statewide push to reward top educators and shore up staffing.