Austin HSEM is launching a CERT program to train volunteers in emergency preparedness, covering fire safety, search and rescue, and medical operations.

Protests in Austin, Texas, against ICE escalated, resulting in over a dozen arrests and confrontations with the police, who used tear gas. Governor Greg Abbott warned against illegal actions during such protests.

Austin Police seek help to identify a robbery suspect who used a victim's wrench to intimidate and rob on May 23.

Austin Police investigate after two bodies with trauma were found in a Central Austin apartment, with the incident considered as the city's 29th potentially 30th homicide.

Austin is facing a week of muggy weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms, with highs around 92°F and a heat index of 101°F today. Rain chances range from 30-70% throughout the week.

Austin Police reported a fatal accident between a car and a pedestrian, resulting in the pedestrian's death and the driver's minor injuries. The crash is under investigation.

Austin gears up for Pollinator Week with activities highlighting the importance of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, featuring educational programs and a proclamation from Mayor Watson.

An Austin man, Tevin Stewart, confessed to the fatal shooting of his brother, Warren Stewart, marking the city's 28th homicide. He awaits legal proceedings as police investigate.

Williamson County officials are focusing on educating residents about severe weather preparedness, including safety measures for flash floods and tornadoes, as well as emergency preparedness tips and resources.

The University of Texas at Austin celebrated the Texas Softball team's first Women's College World Series victory with the UT Tower lighting ceremony and fan festivities.

A man critically injured after diving off a dam at Badu Park is hospitalized. He suffered a head injury when he hit a rock underwater. Authorities warn against such dangerous activities.

Round Rock, Texas, opens nominations for the 2025 Local Legends to honor community members who have made significant contributions. Deadline is June 30.

The Planning and Development Services Department reports an updated population estimate for Round Rock at 139,809 as of June 2025, reflecting the city's ongoing growth and demographic changes.