Zillow's data shows a rare drop in Texas home values by nearly $3,000, with the Austin market experiencing a 7.5% decline despite a slight increase in sales.

Charges against 17 Austin police officers involved in the George Floyd protests have been dropped, while four cases with “aggravating factors” continue. Meanwhile, a mistrial was declared for Officer Christopher Taylor in a separate case.

With Christmas near, ABIA experiences a surge in travelers, while the Transport Secretary remains optimistic about reduced cancellations, despite potential weather issues impacting travel.

An Austin police officer was indicted for the fatal shooting of Rajan Moonesinghe after a 911 call reported an active shooter. The officer claims his actions aligned with his training. The DA and Moonesinghe's family argue otherwise.

Former Tesla engineer and his twin launch Kurty's Cookies in Austin, offering monthly cookie delivery service. Meanwhile, Tiff's Treats expands to nationwide shipping of their cookies.

Williamson County advises New Yorkers on safe fireworks use, offering an interactive map for legal areas and safety tips like adult supervision and keeping pets indoors during New Year celebrations.

The University of Austin (UATX) is accepting applications for its first undergraduate class for Fall 2024, offering full scholarships to the first 100 students.

Georgetown Independent School District has purchased a nearly 65-acre property to build new elementary and middle schools, addressing rapid enrollment growth.

Police arrested Neusha Afkami for carjacking an Uber driver en route to the airport. Vehicle thefts have sharply increased at Austin's airport, with victims like Josh Teeters expressing frustration and concern after his truck was stolen.

Firefighters swiftly contained a fire in a Southeast Austin home, with occupants safely evacuated and no injuries. Cause of the blaze is under investigation.

Williamson County is facing a rise in suspected fentanyl poisonings, with recent incidents including a high school student's death. Police are intensifying their response amid the crisis.

A report shows that the Austin Police Department investigated less than 7% of external complaints in 2022, a significant decrease from previous years.

Travis County Democrats and Republicans agreed to maintain countywide voting for the March 2024 primary, featuring electronic ballots and potential GOP-led hand-counting of mail-ins, following a dispute resolved just ahead of a deadline.