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.

Mackenzie Kelly prepares to defend her Austin City Council District 6 seat against real estate expert Krista Laine, with campaign finance and city issues framing the race.

Jonestown, Texas has been designated a 'Dark Sky Community' for its efforts against light pollution, joining nine other Texas cities. Meanwhile, City of Rocks National Reserve in Idaho received 'Dark Sky Park' certification.

Todd Dodge returns to coaching, taking the helm at Lucas Lovejoy ISD after retiring two years ago with seven state titles from his time at Westlake. He replaces outgoing coach Chris Ross.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott champions the Texas-India economic partnership at the 7th India-U.S. Forum in New Delhi, highlighting trade, investment, and shared values.

Austin City officials discuss the dwindling budget for parks, with bonds running out and no new issuance expected until 2026. Concerns arise over the future of green spaces.

Texas Game Warden Timothy Walker received the SEAFWA Officer of the Year award for his dedication to conservation law enforcement and wildlife protection.

85-year-old Fred Douglas Stover has been safely found in Leander after a resident alerted the police, who returned him home for a precautionary EMS evaluation, cancelling the Silver Alert.

San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter highlights Pets of the Week, Cupid and Lindor, aiming to find forever homes for the affectionate dogs at a special adoption fee of $22.

Austin City Council approves an interim extension of the police pay package, including bonuses, to encourage the APA to resume labor contract negotiations.

Gov. Greg Abbott showcases Texas' energy and tech sectors in New Delhi, aiming to strengthen economic ties with Indian industry leaders and attract global companies with the state's business-friendly environment.

Two 18-wheelers collided on I-35 in Austin, leading to road closures and a cleanup effort due to a diesel spill; one person was evaluated for injuries.

Texas State Parks experienced a record turnout this season with over 8,700 visitors participating in activities, cumulating over 17,000 miles on New Year's Day.