Austin adds two new cultural districts, the 5th Street Mexican American Heritage Corridor and Govalle Cultural District, to foster arts and business growth.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for a statewide moment of silence to honor victims of the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel, emphasizing solidarity against hatred and violence.

Organizations in Wimberley are hosting a free educational event about riparian and stream ecosystem management on October 28, combining classroom learning and field experiences.

Katherine McDaniel appointed to the 498th Judicial District Court in Kendall County by Governor Greg Abbott, with an extensive legal background and community involvement.

Constable Paul Leal has been appointed to the JPCA's Constable Education Committee to assist in developing training for Texas justices of the peace and constables.

The Austin Independent School District plans to close 13 schools due to a budget shortfall and decreased enrollment, a move that would save $25.6 million. The district faces a $19.7 million deficit and has lost over 10,000 students in a decade.

Arch Manning's performance as Texas QB was gritty yet flawed with two interceptions and six sacks in a 29-21 loss to Florida, dropping the team's record to 3-2.

Mohammed Al Anaiza was arrested by Hays County SWAT in Kyle, TX, for aggravated assault after he allegedly rammed a woman's car and threatened her with a gun.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport experienced a 2.74% increase in passenger traffic in August 2025, with notable rises and falls among different airlines. Cargo transport, however, saw a decline.

Williamson County Tax offices will close on October 13 for staff development, resuming services on October 14 at 8:00 a.m. Online options remain available for residents.

Austin Police implement a new crime reduction strategy targeting a violent crime hotspot at 900 E. Braker Lane, utilizing Place Network Investigation tactics and multi-agency cooperation.

A rabid bat was found in Georgetown, and local authorities are advising the public not to handle bats and to contact animal control if there are concerns.

Court ruled Kendrex White, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity for a 2017 UT stabbing, can start outpatient treatment. Despite progress, concerns remain about community safety and the impact on the victims' families.