Firefighters in Pflugerville, TX, contained a 6-acre brush fire near State Highway 45 with help from neighboring agencies. No injuries or cause reported.

St. David's HealthCare in Austin welcomed the first baby of 2024, a girl named Aralyn, born at 12:10 a.m. Her arrival symbolizes new beginnings and hope for the future.

Authorities investigate a suspicious death in Round Rock, causing concern near Kerley Elementary School; no threat to the public is reported. Details are limited as the Williamson County Sheriff's Office conducts the inquiry.

Austin has hit a scorching new record, marking 2023 as the city's hottest year to date. With an average temperature of 72...

Emergency crews responded to an injured hiker on the Violet Crown Trail; with a non-life-threatening lower extremity injury, transportation by ambulance was pending.

Austin's Thinkery Children's Museum hosted an early New Year's Eve party with activities like a kid's disco and balloon drops, tailored for families with young children.

Taylor Police Department is seeking help to find missing 14-year-old Aleksis Damen Laurel since December 15; he's 5’4” and weighs 80 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.

Austin marks the 10th anniversary of the October 2013 flash floods with a remembrance day, reflecting on past losses and emphasizing ongoing efforts in flood prevention and community resilience.

The YMCA in Austin hosted a bazaar featuring crafts by refugees, with sales helping artisans from Ukraine and Afghanistan. The event supported integration and provided income opportunities for newcomers.

The Austin Fire Department is investigating a series of intentional fires in southeast Austin, including a blaze at the Jimmy Clay Golf Course, with damages estimated at $400,000.

Austin is set for warm New Year celebrations with possible evening fog and smoke followed by cooler weather and a chance of rain in the upcoming week.

A severe crash on US 183 in southeast Austin resulted in one person hospitalized with serious injuries after being freed from their vehicle by firefighters.

Police found the body of Hector Diaz-Esparza, who died from blunt force trauma, marking Austin's 73rd homicide of the year. Authorities seek public help in the investigation.