A woman led police on a high-speed chase in Texas with her children in the car, resulting in her arrest and additional charges, including child endangerment.

A 12-year-old from Round Rock, Arjun Sharda, founded a nonprofit called TLEEM to teach technology, leadership, and other skills, operating four chapters including two abroad, and plans a conference for 2025.

The TWC announced the 2024 Texas Conference for Employers, offering legal expertise on employment law to help businesses manage workforces effectively.

The Lopez family seeks justice for Miranda Lopez, who was killed in a 2020 road rage incident in Austin. One suspect is serving time, while the other's trial faces delays.

The Texas First Assistant AG testified in Congress on border security, asserting Texas' right to defend against what they call an "invasion" due to perceived federal neglect.

Austin Water secured $62 million in savings through debt management, part of efforts saving customers $556 million since 2016, and continues to focus on financial efficiency and infrastructure improvements.

City Council to discuss new bike parking rules on Thursday, addressing urban transport shifts. Minimum requirements proposed for commercial and other buildings.

Texas State University issued an "all clear" after bomb threats led to the evacuation of several dorms as a precaution. No threats remained post-investigation.

Director Robert Rodriguez will receive a star on Paramount Theatre's "Avenue of Stars" in Austin, with the unveiling set for May 25 during the theatre's film series event.

Austin City Council is set to review 11 new affordable housing development plans, seeking state tax credits under the LIHTC Program to add 1,100 units to the city's housing stock.

Senator John Cornyn supports new legislation to aid post-incarceration reentry, aligning with ACC's workforce programs, to reduce Texas's high recidivism rates.

Austin unveiled its first Trauma Recovery Center focused on mental health for crime survivors, enhanced newborn care with the Family Connects program, and maintained food safety with over 10,000 inspections.

Allen Andre Causey, wrongfully imprisoned for 30 years, is fighting to clear his name in a 1991 murder, with support from the Innocence Project and evidence of a coerced confession.