Texas reports a measles outbreak with 729 cases, two unvaccinated children died, and the majority of cases are unvaccinated, emphasizing the need for immunizations.

Austin's weather this week includes sun, clouds, and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures reaching the high 80s to mid-90s, as per the National Weather Service.

The Silver Alert for John Mendel, a missing 73-year-old man from Austin, has been discontinued. Mendel has a cognitive impairment and had last been seen wearing a blue shirt and driving an orange Dodge Caliber.

The Texas House passed a bill requiring the Ten Commandments in classrooms, with state-funded defense for legal challenges. Critics raise Establishment Clause concerns.

A San Marcos high school football player was shot dead at a graduation party, with the community mourning his loss and a GoFundMe set up for his family.

The Austin Police Department's SWAT team resolved a situation after a robbery suspect barricaded themselves in a North Austin apartment, with no ongoing threat to the community.

The Zilker Eagle Mini Train in Austin has closed due to vandalism, with significant track damage causing a temporary shutdown and repair costs in the thousands.

CAIR-Austin urges increased police patrols after three mosques in Austin were vandalized with spray-painted symbols, seeking community support and a stronger police presence.

APD announced increased patrols to combat intoxicated driving over Memorial Day weekend, including enforcement of the year-round DWI No Refusal Initiative.

A Mexican national was arrested for possession of a fake Permanent Resident Card and not reporting an address change, possibly facing 10 years in prison.

Austin Police reported a car crash fatality involving Samuel Rosa, marking the city's 33rd traffic-related death in 2025, highlighting an increase in such incidents.

Austin's Commons Ford Ranch Park will alter parking on Memorial Day weekend to improve safety and access, with Park Rangers guiding visitors and vehicles possibly towed if parked improperly. Carpooling is advised; park entry limited when full.

Texas is considering House Bill 186 to ban minors from social media, with bipartisan support but facing opposition due to potential overreach and First Amendment concerns.