The Austin Fire Department responded to a water rescue near the 360 Bridge, recovering one swimmer while searching for another as the mission transitioned to recovery.

Austin's weather remains mostly sunny with highs in the 90s and heat index reaching 102, with only a slight chance of rain towards the end of the week.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office reports the July 5th flood death toll has reached ten, with one body pending identification and continuing searches along Cow Creek.

Round Rock, Texas offers a rideshare service, Round Rock Rides, operating within city limits, with fares as low as $2, catering to all citizens, including those eligible for paratransit services.

The University of Texas System named internal candidates John Zerwas and Jim Davis as sole finalists for chancellor and UT-Austin president, respectively, amid legislative changes and without a national search.

Austin continues facing a severe heatwave, with forecasts predicting high temperatures, sunny skies, and occasional light winds, but little reprieve during the night.

Austin is set to experience a week of high temperatures, nearing the upper 90s, with minimal relief in the evenings, per the National Weather Service forecast.

TxDOT's 10-year plan aims to improve road safety and connectivity, with public input shaping the outcomes of transportation projects. Public comments and involvement are crucial for aligning projects with community needs.

Flash floods in west Travis County lead to ten deaths, with seven victims identified. The TCSO continues search and recovery efforts, with one person still missing.

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.