Austin commemorates the 10th anniversary of the 2015 Halloween flood, reflecting on the city’s resilience and ongoing efforts to improve flood mitigation.

Anna Hord was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott as Judge of the 286th Judicial District Court, bringing legal experience and community involvement to her new role.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport participates in the Austin HOMEcoming festival, with Delaware North dedicating proceeds to support local musicians through the HOME nonprofit.

Texas restaurants celebrate inclusion in the 2025 MICHELIN Guide, with 18 receiving one star and four earning the Green Star. Governor Abbott highlights the impact on the state's economy.

The Hays County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 2-year-old Sherlock Vasile Jones, believed to be with his non-custodial mother, who has a warrant for child custody interference.

Arlington has been certified a Tourism Friendly Texas Community for its commitment to leveraging tourism for economic growth. The city's success is attributed to attractions and hospitality workers.

A suspect was arrested for two shootings in Austin on October 25, with the Austin Police Department charging Harold N. Keene with aggravated assault and deadly conduct.

Two West Texas children, Cindy and Edward Casas-Mejia, were found after an AMBER Alert was issued for their abduction. Details on their recovery and suspect Magali Sanchez Mejia's status are not disclosed.

Gunshots at the Austin Central Library injured one and led to an arrest. The incident, isolated without an active shooter, caused temporary panic and raised safety concerns.

Governor Greg Abbott activates Texas emergency resources in anticipation of severe weather, urging preparedness and vigilance among residents for potential storms, hail, tornadoes, and flash flooding.

A motorcycle-vehicle collision in Austin resulted in the death of motorcyclist Mario Esai Navarro. The incident is the city's 77th fatal crash in 2025.

League City, Texas, is praised by Governor Abbott for becoming a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community. The designation recognizes the city's commitment to tourism and its economic benefits.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Noah New, an 85-year-old man with cognitive impairment, last seen in Mexia, Texas. Authorities seek public assistance to locate him.