A man was fatally shot in a South Austin hotel parking lot, with another man arrested; the incident appears isolated with no ongoing community threat.

The Austin City Council is set to vote on a police pay and benefits ordinance, offering officers bonuses and raises to secure a new contract by June 30.

Austin sees significant rent reductions with a 12.5% drop compared to the previous year, positioning it as the second city for steepest declines in the US. This trend is driven by a surge in new apartment units increasing market supply.

An 18-year-old has been charged with the murder of a 16-year-old following a dispute at a birthday party in East Austin. The accused, Andrew Aviles, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals in January.

The historic Andrew J. Palm House was relocated to revitalize downtown Round Rock, with plans for the old Griffith Building to become a community center, visitor hub, and arts gallery.

Israeli families in Austin, TX, seek help to free relatives held by Hamas, sharing harrowing accounts of their loved ones' captivity and emphasizing the need for humanitarian, non-political support.

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.