Arturo Villarreal was arrested for using his car as a weapon in a road rage incident after another driver threw a burrito at his car in a Spring parking lot.

Four people in San Marcos received rabies treatment after fox attacks near Purgatory Creek trails, raising health concerns. The area remains open while officials search for the fox.

The National Weather Service predicts a significant heatwave in Austin, with temperatures peaking around 105°F mid-week and remaining high throughout the weekend.

A severe traffic accident at Koenig Lane and Airport Boulevard in Austin resulted in one fatality, with the driver cooperating in the ongoing investigation.

The body of 18-year-old Agusto Gutierrez was recovered near International Bridge II after he went missing during Eagle Pass flooding. His vehicle had been caught in floodwaters.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport experienced a 3.38% decrease in passenger traffic in March 2025 but saw a modest rise in air cargo, with international cargo up by 52.88%.

Austin has a low chance of rain with a high of 83°F and possible 20 mph winds today. A sunny Sunday and hot week ahead, with temperatures reaching the low 100s, are forecasted.

Texas Governor Abbott announced a $100 million investment by the UT Board of Regents to elevate UT Austin's School of Civic Leadership, aiming to strengthen civic education.

Texas Governor Abbott and Chihuahua Governor Campos met to discuss border security and economic growth, emphasizing on trading partnerships and tech industry opportunities.

Austin's weather forecast includes sunny days with moderate temperatures, a 20% chance of showers, and nocturnal lows around 66 degrees, with light winds that may gust on Friday.

Austin Police seek public aid to find Ava Marie Gonzales, missing since 2017 at age 2. Her mother, Virginia Gonzales, recently arrested for child injury, raises concerns for Ava. The APD released age-progressed images to aid the search.

A 10-year-old girl, Devah Woods, was swept away by floodwaters while walking home from school in Brenham. Emergency teams conducted a search and her body was later found.

TxDOT's memorial sign program provides a public commemoration for families of vehicular tragedy victims to honor their lives and promote safe driving.