Austin Police started a homicide investigation after a man was found with severe trauma on North Lamar Blvd; he later died. This is the city's 14th homicide case of the year. Witnesses are being asked to come forward.

Dobie Middle School in Austin faces potential closure or management change due to failing grades from the Texas Education Agency. Community members are rallying to save the school, emphasizing its importance to the Rundberg area.

Texas Republican lawmakers refuse to change abortion laws related to lethal fetal abnormalities despite pleas and personal stories. Existing bans remain, with no exceptions for severe fetal defects, pushing some women to seek care outside the state.

Round Rock has received high Niche rankings in 2025, including being among the best places for families, public schools, buying a house, and overall living in America.

Texas state workers rallied at the Capitol for higher pay and remote work options, with the union seeking a $10,000 raise to address low wages and retain employees.

A body was found on the University of Texas at Austin campus; police report no foul play and state there's no threat to the community. Details are limited, and the investigation is ongoing.

A fatal two-vehicle collision in Austin on April 6, 2025, claimed Mendi Leggett's life and injured two others; the driver of the second vehicle cooperated with the investigation.

Hays County Commissioners Court approved a DWI & Drug Court Program aimed at rehabilitating non-violent substance offenders, emphasizing treatment over punitive measures.

The Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown featured major artists and boosted local business despite cooler weather, with 70,000 attendees enjoying music and shopping.

A man in Kyle was arrested after police found over 30 grams of suspected meth during a traffic stop. His home search revealed items indicative of drug distribution.

Central Texas authorities have intensified the search for missing sisters Aunastasia and Natalia Herrera with AMBER and Athena Alerts, and are seeking public help.

The article discusses Austin's 1.24 million pounds daily food waste issue, its environmental impact, and offers tips and programs like composting to reduce waste.

El Paso County organizations hosted a free community bike rodeo to educate children on cycling safety, complete with an obstacle course and safety gear fittings.