Governor Greg Abbott honored veterans at the Wreaths Across America ceremony in Texas, highlighting the sacrifices of servicemen and women, including his brother, a retired Navy Commander.

The family of Maria Casillas Reyes, killed in a crash with a police officer, is suing the City of Austin and the officer for $1 million, alleging negligence.

Austin announces a free New Year's Eve event at Auditorium Shores with live music, fireworks, and CNN coverage, advising attendees of ground rules and transportation options.

Austin's airport now allows travelers to reserve parking spots online, through ABIAParking.com, to streamline the parking experience and support airport revenue.

The Austin City Council approved a $4.5 million investment for the Austin Playhouse, contributing to a $7.5 million project for a new arts center with theaters and classrooms.

Bill Zito is appointed as Senior Director of Emergency Services in Williamson County, overseeing key response divisions, highlighted by County Judge Bill Gravell.

Five Austin officers, represented by Adam Muery, are proceeding with a lawsuit against the Travis County DA's Office, alleging 'malicious prosecution' post-2020 protests.

Austin's City Council approved over $15 million for the I-35 "cap and stitch" project to create green spaces over the highway and improve urban connectivity.

The Texas Longhorns' first SEC football schedule has been released, featuring a season opener against Colorado State and key games against Michigan and Texas A&M.

The search for the missing student Jason Landry continues three years after his disappearance, with Texas officials rigorously investigating the case.

Tesla is rolling out an over-the-air update for over 2 million vehicles to address safety concerns with its Autopilot system following a NHTSA probe into crashes.

Noah Kahan adds a second show in Austin for his "We'll All Be Here Forever Tour" due to high demand, following a successful performance at the Austin City Limits Music Festival.

Amazon plans to open a new delivery station in Round Rock, Texas, which may create 200 jobs. The facility will be located on land formerly part of Robinson Ranch. Construction is expected to begin by the end of the next year.