Hutto Police seek public help in locating missing man David Lesser, last seen in grey shirt, blue jeans, and black shoes.

The Texas Supreme Court upheld restrictive abortion laws, rejecting a case that challenged the legislation's clarity on medical exceptions for abortions.

Suspects allegedly used a stolen Austin truck in several San Marcos vehicle break-ins, as caught on a neighborhood's doorbell camera. Police are seeking public assistance to locate them.

Austin prepares for Global Heat Action Day to raise awareness about extreme heat and safety, amidst a report linking human actions to increased heat waves.

The Austin City Council passed new measures to protect homeowners in flood-prone areas and to introduce a housing initiative to improve affordability.

A saber-toothed cat fossil found on the Texas coast offers new insights into the ancient predator's territory, once spanning a land bridge between Texas and Florida.

Austin is facing significant changes due to the I-35 Capital Express Central project, which involves expanding and transforming the highway, potentially displacing over 100 properties and stirring community and environmental concerns.

Austin City Council has approved a $1 billion upgrade for the Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant to increase capacity and modernize the facility.

Austin's Dougherty Arts Center celebrates LGBTQIA+ Pride with free DAC Nights series in June, featuring poetry, zine-making, and craftivism activities.

Governor Greg Abbott promoted the Texas economy at the NYSE Summit, highlighting its pro-business environment, legislative successes including tax cuts, and the creation of the Texas Business Court. He received the NYSE Bull Award for his efforts.

A homeowner in Taylor, Texas, shot an intruder, Austin Sumple, who entered wielding a knife. Sumple was hospitalized, then arrested facing a burglary charge. The case is under review by the district attorney.

Mother's Ruin, a New York-based cocktail bar, is set to open a new location in East Austin, with plans to feature its signature drinks and American cuisine in the fall.

Austin Police reported that 71-year-old Edward Guy Maddox died following a car crash, marking the city's 28th traffic fatality in 2024. The other driver is cooperating with the investigation.