Uvalde families gathered to remember victims of the school shooting and continue pushing for gun reforms while pursuing justice through lawsuits against Texas DPS and local officers.

GISD has approved a $32 million renovation of the old Benold Middle School into Frost Elementary with the bond funds, aiming to address student population growth.

A 63-year-old inmate, Robert Munguia, died under mysterious circumstances at Travis County Jail. Efforts to revive him failed after being found unresponsive. An investigation is underway.

Texas AG Ken Paxton, with support from nearly 30 states and the DOJ, has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster for monopolizing the live concert industry.

Rockdale, Texas, is seeing growth with planned residential and industrial developments, including the Cornerstone community with 670 homes, benefiting from nearby Samsung Electronics expansion.

A tornado caused considerable damage in Temple, Texas, prompting an emergency declaration and the opening of a temporary shelter at the Wilson Recreation Center. City facilities are closed and power outages affect thousands.

Stephen Mark Peterman was fatally shot by William Jewel Daniels while confronting a burglary attempt in Austin. Daniels was arrested after police matched a hand print and surveillance video.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a celebration that requires a boarding pass to attend. Mayor Watson reflects on its growth and the airport's expansion plans are underway.

Lago Vista High School was placed on lockdown with police responding to an incident; no active threat was reported. Details remain unclear as students are released and families await information.

Austin, Texas leaps to No. 9 in U.S. News & World Report's "Best Places to Live" for 2024-2025, climbing from its previous rank of 40, and leading Texas cities in the list.

San Marcos plans a public hearing on June 4 to discuss the allocation of $1.4 million in CDBG funds for housing, services, and infrastructure, inviting public input.

Lake Austin will ban personal watercraft such as jet skis from sunset on May 24th to sunrise on May 28th to ensure safety during Memorial Day Weekend, while non-motorized watercraft are still allowed.

The Zilker Eagle mini train in Austin faces further delays due to clearance issues found during testing, with modifications being addressed for safety.