The Festival Beach Food Forest in east Austin is expanding to 3.5 acres, supported by city funds and a community of volunteers aiming to provide free food, medicine, and a gathering space.

First responders managed two incidents in South Austin: a person climbing a radio tower safely descended, and a high-speed T-bone collision left two injured.

Six people were injured near Austin-Bergstrom Airport when they were struck by a vehicle; two children and four adults were hurt, with some requiring hospital care.

Central Texas participated in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, an initiative to dispose of unused medications and tackle prescription drug misuse and environmental damage.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in southeast Austin on Saturday night, with first responders pronouncing the victim dead at the scene despite CPR efforts. The incident is under investigation.

The Dove Springs Public Health Facility opened in southeast Austin, offering healthcare, employment services, and childcare, with officials celebrating its potential to reduce healthcare barriers.

Austin's Oakwood Cemetery offers a virtual tour online, providing historical insights and stories, while also hosting in-person haunted tours for Halloween.

The Austin Police Department seeks help finding two suspects involved in an October 24th robbery, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Round Rock honors Samuel E. Loving, its first City Marshal, and the diverse Flats Neighborhood as Local Legends, recognizing their contributions to the city's history and identity.

Spread & Co. has relocated to Cherrywood, opening in the former Lola’s Donuts space with its offerings of artisanal cheeses, sandwiches, and house-made foods.

A Mega Millions ticket sold in Austin, Texas, won $1 million, amid larger jackpots for upcoming draws, including a $229 million Mega Millions and a $478 million Powerball.

Juul users, including University of Texas students, are receiving various sums from a $300 million class action settlement for the company's alleged deceptive practices.

Texas is making road improvements to ease traffic through TxDOT's Texas Clear Lanes initiative, including projects in Houston, Austin, and Fort Worth.