John Crayton Jr. was sentenced to 40 years for intoxication manslaughter, responsible for the deaths of Christopher Vassof and Leonora Soriano after crashing into their vehicle while driving intoxicated in 2022.

Manor ISD faced community uproar over school safety after a student's death, with demands for action and the Superintendent announcing security improvements.

APD is looking for a suspect in a fatal hit-and-run that killed pedestrian Sauvan Pham on North Lamar Boulevard and is offering a reward for information.

Austin's HSEM will host an Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up at the Carver Branch Library on November 20 for community readiness against local emergencies.

The Documentary "Haskell House and the Story of Clarksville" highlights the history of one of Austin's oldest structures and the Clarksville community, now available on YouTube.

Austin experiences heavy rain and fog, but is expected to see sunny weather and a high of 77 degrees later in the day. The week will continue with sunny days and mild temperatures.

A student collapsed and was without a heartbeat for 45 minutes but was saved by coaches' CPR and responders' efforts, emphasizing the importance of emergency preparedness.

A woman was fatally shot at the Espero Rutland apartments in Austin, marking the city's 62nd homicide of the year. Police are investigating with no suspect identified yet.

Austin faces foggy morning, possible showers, and thunderstorms later with highs around 84°F. Increased wind gusts and a 60% chance of rain tonight. Clearing expected by Monday night.

A crash involving a semi-truck on I-35 near West Parmer Lane led to the road's closure and traffic delays as crews worked to clear spilled metal poles. No injuries were reported.

The APD is seeking public help to find a suspect in a fatal hit-and-run on East Stassney Lane. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Cedar Park Police welcomed a new K9 member, Maverik, a Belgian Malinois, along with his handler Officer Detlefsen, adding to their law enforcement team.

Former Wimberley ISD teacher David Schachter sues Hays County officials and district staff, alleging his wrongful arrest on assault charges was an attempt to end his teaching career.