A pedestrian named Claudia Gale Porter died after being hit by a vehicle on Hancock Drive in Austin; police are investigating the city's 46th fatal crash of the year.

San Marcos River will charge non-residents for parking starting July 1, aiming to fund park maintenance as non-residents do not contribute to property taxes.

Williamson County has announced the reservation period for Fall 2025 youth cricket field reservations: from June 23 to 30, with notifications sent by July 9.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms, drawing controversy over church-state separation. Critics are ready to legally challenge the legislation.

A Round Rock man was arrested by the FBI for making terroristic threats on Roblox, planning to attack Shia Muslims and seeking "martyrdom" at a Christian event, as per CBS Austin and KVUE reports.

Austin reports its 44th fatal crash of 2023, with Nolen Peranton fatally struck by a vehicle on Menchaca Road. The driver, not impaired, is cooperating with the investigation.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed the "What is a Woman Bill," limiting the definition of gender to biological sex at birth and raising concerns among LGBTQ+ advocates. Critics and supporters disagree on its impact and necessity.

Robert Bowers was arrested for threats made against Texas lawmakers. He was stopped for traffic violations and found with protest gear and a handgun. The Capitol was evacuated, though Bowers claimed he planned a peaceful protest. Charges are pending.

Traffic resumed on I-35 in North Austin after a crash involving a truck and sedan was cleared. One person was rescued and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Texas AG Paxton warns Austin about contracts with firms discriminating against the firearms industry, citing legal repercussions for violating state law.

An Indian student in the US received a 63-month sentence for defrauding elderly Americans by impersonating officials and causing significant financial losses.

Bastrop post office is dedicated to Army veteran Sgt. Maj. Billy D. Waugh, a highly decorated serviceman, at a ceremony attended by his family and local community.

Shelby Orme, recognized as Austin's Net-Zero Hero, promotes sustainability through her work as an environmental advocate and sustainable wellness brand entrepreneur, integrating her LGBTQIA+ identity, especially during Pride Month.