Austin's HSEM is hosting an Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up on July 17 at Yarborough Branch Library to educate residents and distribute emergency kits to the first 25 attendees.

A two-vehicle crash on I-35 in San Marcos resulted in one death and injuries, with the suspect fleeing the scene; authorities are obtaining arrest warrants.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is facing a 10% drop in airline seat capacity this August, with new rules promising refunds for serious delays or cancellations starting October.

Leaders reacted to a shooting at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania that injured Trump and killed one person, condemning the violence and calling for civility.

First United Methodist Church of Austin invites people to join their summer choir with flexible commitments, ideal for new and busy singers, for its July-August Sunday services.

Efforts are underway in Texas to address the justice gap for low-income individuals needing civil legal services, with new initiatives like the Community Justice Workers Program aiming to provide representation in underserved areas.

Austin experienced a warm weekend with isolated showers, with a forecast for rising temperatures and potential Saharan dust affecting air quality. Family Eldercare and KXAN collaborate on a fan drive to combat heat-related risks.

President Biden's visit to Austin for the 60th-anniversary of the Civil Rights Act stirs local political discussions and concerns about his leadership and impact on elections.

Del Valle ISD is searching for a new superintendent following Dr. Annette Kelly's announcement to step down. The district seeks a diligent leader to foster student success and align resources effectively, with applications open until Aug. 21.

Austin-area school districts are developing affordable housing for staff grappling with rising rental costs to help them live nearer to work and strengthen community ties.

Haraz Coffee House, known for Yemeni coffee and pastries, is opening new locations in Austin's West Campus and Pflugerville, though specific opening dates are not yet announced.

The Texas Birding Classic raised $52,000 for bird conservation, drawing 1,250 participants who observed 420 species. Funds will support several habitat projects.

Austin anticipates rain and thunderstorms with high temperatures. A heatwave is expected next week. The community is aiding vulnerable residents through the Summer Fan Drive.