Salvadoran man sentenced to 10 years for his role in a fatal 2021 human smuggling attempt; Juan Alonso Barrientos-Quintanilla, 23, pled guilty to transporting illegal aliens, resulting in death.

Austin's first-ever women's sports bar, 1972 Women’s Sports Pub, opened near the University of Texas, focusing exclusively on broadcasting women's sports, coinciding with UT women's basketball team's Sweet 16 victory.

Austin is encouraging cycling for commuting, offering tips for confidence-building and details on using the CapMetro Bikeshare program, alongside promoting fun routes through Austin's Urban Trails.

William Rojas received a life sentence for murder in Hays County, with additional sentences for tampering with evidence. His conviction followed a multi-agency investigation into the killing of Esbin Santiago-Gomez.

Austin's weather forecast includes sun, clouds, and potential showers with temperatures reaching up to 92 degrees and mild winds. Showers and thunderstorms are likely later in the week.

A fatal multi-vehicle crash on I-35 in Round Rock, causing lane closures and traffic delays, is under investigation, with one death and two injuries reported.

Glass panels fell from a downtown Austin building under construction, leading to road closures and an investigation into the cause. No injuries were reported.

Texas Senate Bill 16 proposes voter registration changes requiring proof of citizenship, sparking debate over election integrity and potential voting hurdles.

A gas line rupture closed Bee Cave Parkway, with Lake Travis Fire Rescue responding and Texas Gas Service repairing the line; no hazardous levels detected.

The article discusses the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which standardizes traffic signs in Texas for driver comprehension and safety.

The U.S. DOJ withdrew from a lawsuit against Texas' SB 4 immigration law, but private parties continue the legal challenge, with a trial set for July 8. The law remains blocked despite the DOJ's exit from the case.

An Austin police officer pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge related to a 2021 use-of-force incident and accepted deferred adjudication and the permanent loss of his law enforcement license.

An Austinite won $1 million from the Texas Lottery's Powerball without hitting the jackpot and remained anonymous; amid this, legislation aims to prevent bulk buying tickets.