Austin announces registration dates for various youth summer camps, prioritizing families with financial aid and offering inclusive, nature-based, cultural, and recreational programs.

Youth cricket field reservations at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park are open for teams under 13 for the season, with a request period and COI requirement.

Governor Abbott reappoints Kenny Marchant and Ajay Thomas to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs until 2031, citing their public service and industry expertise.

Federal subpoenas and investor lawsuits allege GVA founder Alan Stalcup misused investor funds and inflated income at multiple apartment properties. Investigations and civil cases are underway.

Project filings show Barrio Burrito Bar plans to take over a former Dickey's unit at Greenlawn Crossing in Round Rock; the opening date remains TBD.

County staff pitched a roughly $60M plan to replace STAR Flight helicopters, saying newer airframes would cut maintenance headaches and operating costs. The swap could take up to two years.

Austin Police Department's "2025 Drive Sober, No Regrets Initiative" during the holiday season led to 128 DWI arrests, including high BAC levels and felony cases.

Texas AFT sued TEA and Commissioner Morath for probing teachers' social media comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination, alleging First Amendment rights violations.

Milkmade, a mother-and-daughter ice cream trailer, will open in January in the Michi Ramen parking lot on North Lamar, serving rotating small-batch flavors and vegan options.

A Dec. 31 arrest warrant names Francisco Javier Pantoja-Ahumada in the Sept. shooting at a Montopolis mobile home. APD says the suspect remains at large and is seeking tips.

Austin police say a person was found dead Monday at the Cambria Hotel near Rainey Street. Detectives held a media briefing and asked the public to call the tip line.

Protests occurred in Austin over U.S. military actions in Venezuela, including the capture of President Maduro, with mixed responses from American demonstrators and Venezuelan expatriates.

DPS calls on Texans to report human trafficking signs during Prevention Month, noting its omnipresence and the importance of vigilance and collaboration. In the past year, DPS’s efforts have led to 119 victim recoveries and 690 arrests.