Austin's weather includes a 30% chance of showers and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures reaching highs near 91 degrees and the heat index at 103. Gusty winds are expected, alongside a marginal flood threat and measurable rainfall.

Hutto terminates its contract with Brushy Creek Amphitheater's management company, leading to the cancellation of an upcoming concert but they are committed to finding a new partner.

The Downtown Austin Alliance is searching for a new CEO, following Dewitt Peart's retirement announcement for early 2025. They are working with HRS, Inc. to find a suitable successor.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has sued the Biden Administration's HHS over a rule that would bypass Texas's parental consent law for minors getting contraceptives, arguing it's a constitutional issue.

Elgin Police investigate three drive-by shootings on the same street, with no injuries reported but vehicles and homes damaged. A press conference is planned to address community concerns.

A petition with over 1,400 supporters aims to ban aerosol sunscreens at Austin's Barton Springs Pool due to environmental concerns.

Austin's Neighborhood Partnering Program collaborates with a local association to install 21 Little Free Libraries in South Austin to promote community reading.

A person was killed in an auto-pedestrian crash on I-35 in North Austin, with local emergency services responding near the 5700 block before 10 p.m. Investigations are ongoing.

A district judge in Hays County dismissed a lawsuit against San Marcos, Texas, for marijuana decriminalization, emphasizing local democratic action and possible state appeal.

Carmel Norris was arrested for allegedly starting a fire at Ascension Seton Shoal Creek Medical Center, causing $51,000 in damage and one injury from smoke inhalation.

Williamson County's Public Affairs team won two NACIO Awards of Excellence for their social media 911 telecommunicator recruitment and voter education campaigns.

A major accident involving four vehicles, including an 18-wheeler rollover, caused traffic disruptions and two injuries on I-35 near Slaughter Lane in Austin.

The City of Austin will update its AB+C Portal, causing a service interruption from August 8-12. Users are advised to complete tasks before the downtime or wait until the update is complete.