The U.S. Marshals arrested Jalen Levon Williams, 30, in Austin for a Round Rock shooting after a physical altercation, with charges of aggravated assault.

The University of Texas at Austin ranks second in the state and 11th nationally in a WalletHub study, with Rice University leading Texas and placing sixth in the U.S.

The Texas HHSC observes Down Syndrome Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of support and early intervention services for those with the condition.

Stars Café in Austin is closing its historic location due to I-35 expansion plans after serving the community for 58 years. The café is preparing for a farewell before relocating.

Texas AG Ken Paxton leads a multi-state lawsuit against the DOE over a rule impacting gas stoves, arguing it oversteps and burdens consumers financially.

Patika, a popular coffee shop in South Austin, is closing its South Lamar Boulevard location on October 20 due to increased rent and challenging economic conditions.

APD seeks three suspects in a violent robbery involving an elderly woman in a Walmart parking lot where the victim was threatened with a knife and had her purse stolen.

TxDOT received praise at its symposium for innovative strategies to address homelessness, highlighting its Esperanza Community initiative and stressing strong partnerships for success.

A KXAN report describes a cold front in Austin bringing a drop from 90-degree temperatures to the 60s and 70s, with potential for heightened wildfire risk due to dry, gusty winds.

The comet C/2023 A3, also known as Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, is visible over Central Texas and offers a rare astronomical event that won't recur for 80,000 years.

A burglary suspect involved in two incidents in downtown Austin was found dead at the scene of the second burglary, with ongoing investigations into the cause of death and the burglaries.

The Texas waterfowl hunting season is looking favorable, with a 5% rise in duck numbers and an exceptional 55% increase for the American wigeon. Despite a delay due to warm weather, the season starts with special dates for certain groups.

Andi Abbott, a sixth-grader from Round Rock, won Williamson County's "I Voted" sticker design contest, and her work will be featured in the upcoming November election.