Austin law enforcement invites the public to "Coffee with a Cop" for open dialogue this Thursday in Northwest Austin, aiming to strengthen community bonds.

Dallas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett faces backlash, including a censure resolution, for derogatory remarks aimed at Texas Governor Greg Abbott, which she claims were policy critiques, not mocking his disability.

The Austin Police Department arrested Vince Presley Job Ward, 21, on multiple charges including sexual assault and burglary, for assaulting and robbing a victim in their home.

The Austin Police Association has filed a lawsuit against APD Chief Lisa Davis, challenging a directive that they claim violates attorney-client privilege.

The article details the upcoming week's varied weather in Austin, including fog, sun, and likely thunderstorms, with temperatures fluctuating from the mid-80s to mid-90s.

Fog reduced visibility in San Antonio this morning, with high humidity and temperatures expected to rise after it lifts. Calm winds and possible showers are forecasted for the weekend, with sunny days and mild nights ahead.

Austin City Council approves a strategic plan to improve animal services, emphasizing collaboration with the community and a commitment to animal welfare.

The Austin Police Department is looking for a suspect after an aggravated robbery at La Finca Supermercado. The armed suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his mid-20s.

A former Morgan Stanley advisor, Jesus Rodriguez de la Cruz, was sentenced to 12 years for a multi-million-dollar fraud, including wire fraud and identity theft.

Texas Senate Bill 546 proposes mandating 3-point seat belts on all school buses to enhance student safety, removing exemptions for older buses and financial constraints in certain districts.

Austin's Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant is set for a $1 billion expansion to meet city growth by increasing capacity and modernizing the facility. The project will commence this summer and is expected to finish by 2031.

Recent incidents on Interstate 35 raise questions about road safety and TxDOT is under scrutiny after deadly crashes in Austin. Critics urge better safety measures.

A Texas House Committee unanimously rejected the "District of Austin" bill, which aimed to dissolve the city's government and create a state-managed district, due to lack of support and evidence of lower crime rates in Austin.