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.

Austin anticipates a heatwave with temperatures nearing 97 degrees and heat index values up to 104, accompanied by gusty winds. Evening relief is minimal, as the hot weather is expected to continue throughout the week.

Robert Bowers, 45, was arrested for threatening Texas lawmakers and possessing a firearm; no bail set. He's linked to the "No Kings" Austin protest. The Capitol was evacuated but resumed after DPS secured the area.

Austin is bracing for variable weather, with a 30% chance of storms and extreme heat, reaching 95 degrees and feeling like 107. Nights will cool to around 76 degrees, with occasional thunderstorms and mostly cloudy skies.

Café Crème opens in Austin Central Library, offering a blend of Vietnamese and French cuisine to complement the community space aimed at discovery, learning, and creation.

The Central Texas Treatment Center was named Residential Services Program of the Year by the Texas Corrections Association, recognized for its effective substance abuse rehabilitation services and its role in enhancing public safety.