Austin Energy introduces Solar Insights, a new tool in the customer portal for residents with solar panels, enabling them to monitor their solar production and consumption easily and for free.

Manuel Alejandro Melendez-Cereceres, known as "Monstro," was indicted in El Paso for operating a human smuggling ring, as stated by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The Eighth Street Women's Shelter in Austin was honored with the Community Equity and Inclusion Award for its contributions to marginalized groups, including comprehensive support services and trauma-informed care.

Round Rock is using federal and local funds to support vulnerable residents, allocating $672,184 from the HUD for public services, home repairs, and sidewalk construction, benefiting non-profits like the Round Rock Area Serving Center and CASA.

Austin Public Health partners with Austin's airport to provide tips on handling extreme heat, warning of the risks of heat-related illnesses and emphasizing proper hydration and cooling methods.

Tatianna Cannon leads the Green Workforce Collaborative in Austin, creating equitable green career paths for marginalized individuals and shaping the city's sustainable future.

Austin Police seek the public's help in locating Steven Conn, a 41-year-old victim of an aggravated robbery with a possible gunshot wound from July 13.

County phone lines are down, and residents needing services should use email. The IT team is working to fix the problem with no restoration time provided.

Round Rock Police are investigating a fatal shooting at Bellwood Apartments where a firearm sale went wrong, resulting in two deaths and two injuries.

A shooting at a Round Rock apartment complex resulted in two deaths and two injuries; police say the incident appears isolated with no ongoing public threat.

The Brushy Creek Regional Trail in Cedar Park has reopened after flooding, catering once again to outdoor enthusiasts for walking, running, and cycling.

Travis County authorities have identified several victims of a recent flood in Leander and Marble Falls, TX, and continue search and recovery operations with eight bodies recovered and four still missing.

A Mexican man, Miguel Antonio Esquivel Rodriguez, was sentenced to 20 years for smuggling over 85 pounds of meth into the U.S. through Eagle Pass in 2022.