The TCSO responded to CAIR's allegations regarding detainees' religious rights, outlining their procedures to accommodate religious needs and their commitment to respect such rights.

Chandler, Texas has been designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, an initiative acknowledging the city's commitment to boosting the local music industry and economic development.

Designers from the ACC Fashion Incubator shined at Austin Fashion Week, signaling a promising future for Austin's fashion scene with their cutting-edge designs.

Lil' Easy Fine Cajun Food & Bar is now open in East Austin, serving Cajun specialties and New Orleans-style drinks, brought to you by the 2 Dine 4 Hospitality group.

Lightning struck a gas station in South Austin, causing smoke from an electric panel. Firefighters responded quickly, preventing any fire or injuries, and cleared the area.

Austin police seek the assailants who attacked Sergio Vasquez, a restaurant owner, over a bill dispute. The community supports Vasquez, who has served as a beloved figure for 16 years.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files a lawsuit against the ATF challenging new regulations on gun sales, alleging infringement of Second Amendment rights.

Austin Community College in Texas conducts an annual luggage drive to assist foster youth transitioning to independence by providing rolling suitcases.

Williamson County has opened six new pickleball courts at a regional park, responding to the sport's growing popularity and enhancing recreational facilities.

Austin faces a weekend of sporadic storms with chances of showers and thunderstorms lingering into early next week, amidst recovery from a recent deluge.

The former Austin American-Statesman building will host immersive Van Gogh and Monet art experiences starting May 31, with tickets priced between $27 and $80.

P Thai’s Khao Man Gai reopens on Airport Boulevard in Austin, offering Thai-style Hainanese chicken and rice alongside a broader menu of Thai-Chinese dishes.

Violence at the University of Texas at Austin led to 79 arrests; 45 detainees were not affiliated with the university. Weapons were seized amid the unrest. The school is upholding free speech while addressing security concerns.