Governor Greg Abbott appoints three new members to the Texas Medical Board District Review Committees, bringing diverse experiences in medicine and community service to their roles.

Austin's forecast promises sunny days with temperatures reaching mid to high 80s, light winds, and clear evenings, according to the National Weather Service.

A stabbing at a Cedar Park karaoke bar led to a fatal police shooting of the armed suspect after a chase. The victim is stable; officers are on leave pending an investigation.

LAFC defeated Austin FC 4-1, ending Austin's MLS playoff run and advancing to the semifinals against the Vancouver Whitecaps. Austin struggled against LAFC's counterattack and defensive strength.

Governor Abbott deploys Texas Rangers to investigate Elgin's financial activities over misappropriation concerns, aiming to ensure lawful and transparent management of public funds.

George Johnson from Austin was sentenced to five years for a June 2022 homophobic hate crime on a bus, involving a box cutter and threats to another passenger.

Texas Governor appoints Michael Davis to the Twelfth Court of Appeals, effective November 1, 2025, with a term ending in 2026. Davis has legal, academic, and military experience.

Austin Parks and Recreation has imposed a burn ban in all city parks due to high fire risk, prohibiting wood or charcoal fires but allowing propane stoves in designated areas. Violators face fines.

Juan Pablo Acosta, a fugitive with 30 sexual assault warrants, was extradited from Canada to Texas to face charges after his capture by Canadian law enforcement.

Georgetown police arrested a barricaded individual wanted on a felony warrant after a peaceful standoff involving SWAT.

Mike Holley is appointed as DA for Montgomery County, Texas by Governor Abbott, serving until 2026, following his tenure in the U.S. Army and as first assistant DA.

Barry Wallace has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott as Upshur County's Criminal District Attorney, set to serve from November 2025 until the end of 2026.

Decades-long sexual assaults in Bastrop County were linked to deceased suspect Emory McVay through advanced DNA testing and genealogy research by Texas authorities.