The article discusses the possibility of a 269-269 tie in the Electoral College between Trump and Harris, detailing the mechanics and historical precedent of such an event.

A fake Halloween parade in Dublin, announced by MySpiritHalloween.com, lured thousands based on an AI-generated article. The site owner disputes claims of deceit, blaming a lack of editorial oversight.

Old Settlers Park in Round Rock is being renovated with a new pavilion, amenities, and sports courts. Parts of Harrell Parkway are closed, but maps for alternate access to facilities are available.

Unsettled weather including rain and thunderstorms is expected in Austin this week with highs in the 80s, and intermittent showers continuing into the weekend.

Austin businesses offer discounts and freebies to voters with "I Voted" stickers, providing perks like free beer and pizza while staying within legal boundaries.

Brittney Bailey is charged with capital murder in her 3-month-old daughter's death, originally deemed a medical emergency. She was previously charged with injury to a child. Her partner, Erick Resendiz, faces charges for failing to intervene.

Lyn Estabrook, leveraging her architecture background, now oversees strategic airport development in Austin, focusing on future trends, efficient construction, and airport master planning.

Central Texas gears up for Día de los Muertos with various events including dance, music, art exhibitions, and community altars to honor the departed.

Five people, including two children, were hospitalized after a vehicle hit pedestrians near Austin-Bergstrom International Airport; a man was arrested for DWI.

Five men were arrested in Lakeway for assaulting a man suspected of pedophilia and face organized crime charges.

Firefighters quickly contained a blaze at an abandoned building in downtown Austin, with no trapped individuals and an investigation underway into the cause.

Austin anticipates a rainy week with intermittent showers and possible thunderstorms, no full-day washouts expected, and temperatures nearing 86 degrees. Rain chances peak on Thursday with a cold front, and Saturday could be the wettest day.

Central Texas temperatures are expected to match a record high of 89° from 1917 today, with sunny skies and light winds. Rain is expected later this week, which might affect Halloween festivities.