Texas intensifies border security with Operation Lone Star, reporting over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and significant fentanyl seizures, while criticizing federal immigration policies.

An individual is in custody after social media threats against Central Texas schools, leading to heightened security across districts and ongoing investigations by authorities.

Governor Abbott honored first responders with the Star of Texas Awards, commemorating their courage and sacrifice on Texas First Responders Day, which coincides with September 11th.

A man was killed by Austin police during a confrontation where he allegedly tried to enter businesses and refused to drop his gun. The incident is under investigation.

Governor Greg Abbott updates Texans on preparations for Tropical Storm Francine, stressing safety and readiness. He advises residents to follow local guidance and highlights the deployment of emergency resources, including the National Guard.

The Austin Police Department seeks public help to solve an August 17 aggravated assault outside an H-E-B supermarket. Suspects in a white sedan opened fire at people, and witnesses can anonymously report tips, possibly earning a $1,000 reward.

Austin expects a sunny and hot week with highs near 91 degrees, while Hurricane Francine impacts the Gulf Coast, bringing limited effects such as increased humidity and a slight chance of showers to the area.

Torchy's Tacos seeks permission to sell alcohol at its South Congress location, with proposed restricted hours to respect nearby school proximity, while also rolling out new menu items chain-wide.

Vice President Harris and former President Trump are set to have their first presidential debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia without an audience.

A dice game in southeast Austin led to an argument and fatal shooting of Steve Gonzalez. Suspect Martin Tovar fled but was charged with murder. This is Austin's 43rd homicide of the year.

A cyclist was killed in a collision on South Congress Avenue in Austin, marking the city's 61st fatal crash this year. The driver cooperated with the investigation; police are seeking witnesses.

A five-car crash on I-35 in north Austin caused significant traffic delays, but the road was reopened by 7:23 a.m. Investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Hays County authorities initiate a targeted enforcement to curb speeding along U.S. Hwy 290, focusing on road safety and voluntary compliance with traffic laws.