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.

The Colony Park Development has started in Austin, with plans for 3,000 homes, office spaces, retail areas, and a health center, aimed at enhancing community life and affordability.

A pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle on I-35 in downtown Austin, leading to a temporary closure of southbound lanes.

San Antonio is set for a week of sunny weather with rising temperatures, from 73°F today to potentially into the 90s by Sunday. Winds will remain light to moderate.

Austin's weather includes overcast skies at 47°F, with the day expected to clear up and reach 59°F. The week ahead should be mostly sunny, with temperatures gradually warming to highs in the 70s and 80s. Winds are light to moderate.

A student athlete, Karmelo Anthony, was charged with murder after stabbing Austin Metcalf at a track meet, claiming self-defense during an altercation over seating.

Austin Public Health is celebrating National Public Health Week by highlighting their services and staff contributions to community health, overcoming the urgency of the recent measles outbreak.