Southbound I‑35 ramps at 6th and the 700 block of E. 7th St. are closed after a fatal crash; investigators are on scene.

Round Rock's Brushy Creek Trail East will be closed for maintenance from February 4-6, affecting the section east of Lance Lane between Georgetown Street and A.W. Grimes Boulevard. Other trail parts remain open.

A Manor homeowner shot an intruder Friday morning; the suspect was hospitalized in critical condition and police are investigating.

Austin Film Society named Julian Schnabel, Sydney Chandler, Sonny Carl Davis and Spy Kids as honorees for the 2026 Texas Film Awards, set for March 5 at Troublemaker Studios.

A Pflugerville massage therapist was arrested after a client reported a sexual assault during an October appointment; investigators reviewed licensing records and an emergency protective order was issued.

APD released surveillance images after a Thursday bank robbery and asked the public to contact detectives with tips.

A man was arrested for the double homicide of Christopher and Trinette Lopez in Harris County over a custody dispute involving their adoptive daughter.

Leander urges customers to keep daily water use under 11 MGD ahead of a four‑day BCRUA plant shutdown starting Feb. 2 to avoid low pressure or boil‑water notices.

Ēma, Aba’s sister restaurant, opens Jan. 31 at Domain Northside with mezze-style small plates and a Mediterranean-forward cocktail program. Reservations are live on OpenTable.

Home sales in Lake Travis and Westlake rose 22.9% in December, driven by big ZIP‑code swings even as median prices eased across the six‑ZIP area.

Comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short bring a two‑night 'Best of' show to Bass Concert Hall, mixing banjo, sketches and quickfire mutual roasting.

A pilot that parked camera trailers in 15 Austin parks coincided with a more than 50% drop in reported vehicle break‑ins, city officials say.

Georgetown butcher-restaurant Tejas Meat Supply announced plans for a Round Rock location at 3001 Joe DiMaggio Blvd.; the opening date is listed as TBD. The shop is known for the Georgetown Melt and loaded barbecue fries.