Austin, Texas, reported a slight rise in unemployment to 3.7% in February, yet job growth continues with the city adding 16,000 new jobs and maintaining a lower unemployment rate than state and national levels.

A man in his 60s was fatally shot at Community First! Village, a Texas sanctuary for the homeless. Two suspects were detained shortly after the incident, which authorities describe as an isolated event with no threat to the community.

The Amazon Prime remake "Road House" featuring Jake Gyllenhaal falls short on storytelling, despite his impressive physical transformation for the role.

A rollover traffic collision at Toomey Road and South Lamar Boulevard in Austin resulted in non-life-threatening injuries for two adults, causing significant traffic delays.

William Byron won the pole position for the NASCAR race at COTA, aiming to improve on his fifth place from last year and break the trend of polesitters not winning at this track.

Travis County Sheriff Sally Hernandez defends her support for Counsel at First Appearance (CAFA) against criticisms, highlighting challenges like outdated facilities and plumbing issues at the Central Booking Facility.

Texas leads U.S. job growth, adding 49,800 non-farm jobs in February, with Governor Abbott crediting the state's economic policies for the success and ongoing job growth.

A fatal crash in Austin on March 12 led to the death of Jennifer Manriquez-Ramirez, marking the city's 14th traffic fatality of the year. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

A bus crash in Bastrop County, near Mustang Ridge, Texas, resulted in a large-scale emergency response with over 40 passengers involved. The rollover caused significant traffic disruptions. Details on injuries or cause are pending.

The Austin Community College launches the Austin Infrastructure Academy, in collaboration with the City of Austin, to train workers for infrastructure projects.

Two individuals were injured in a head-on collision in southwest Austin, with one car catching fire. They were taken to the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries.

The Texas Medical Board is considering new guidelines to clarify when abortions can be legally performed in medical emergencies, following the state's strict abortion bans.

Austin Community College District offers over 800 scholarships, distributing more than $1 million to help students afford education and reduce financial burdens.