Severe storms in Central Texas caused widespread power outages, with utility crews working to restore electricity to thousands of residents. High winds also brought damage and a disaster declaration in Dallas County.

Austin has installed a new pedestrian bridge over Waller Creek as part of the Waterloo Greenway project, enhancing connectivity and sustainability downtown.

Texas voters participate in critical runoff elections that may impact the state's educational policy and signal an ideological shift, with key races including the Texas House Speaker and school voucher advocacy.

The Bastrop Museum & Visitor Center is calling for locals with tattoos to contribute their stories for the "Stories Inked in Skin" exhibit, running from July 6 to October 26.

Firefighters in Travis County, TX, are working to contain a 20-acre fire in Southeast Austin, which is reportedly generally contained with no current threat to homes.

A new RV resort, Camp Landa, has opened in New Braunfels, Texas, offering a mix of 60s nostalgia and modern amenities, targeting both vintage fans and luxury seekers.

Dainty Dillo in East Austin is hosting a dog party and adoption event in line with National Pet Month, featuring local beers, wines, and a food menu, along with pet products from local vendors.

Austin is set for a stormy week, with potential for damaging winds, hail, and localized flooding as per KXAN's severe weather alert. The National Weather Service forecasts a 30-40% chance of storms, with a slight cool down post-storm.

Austin police shot a man after he stabbed a woman; both were found in an apartment following a distress call. The woman is in critical condition; the assailant was pronounced dead. The incident is under dual investigation.

A pig named Pumpkin was safely returned home after a brief adventure in Leander, Texas, with local police humorously documenting the event on Facebook.

The National Weather Service issued an Excessive Heat Warning for several Texas counties, urging residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses as temperatures soar.

An ACC student, Shilda Fresch, shares her journey from foster care to pursuing a Sociology degree. She emphasizes the importance of support for foster youths, promoting the college's annual Foster Care Luggage Drive.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is funding $4.5 million for 16 trail projects across the state, including new greenways and upgrades, using federal and state funds.