UT Austin astronomers used AI to discover hundreds of "polluted" white dwarf stars in the Milky Way, improving our understanding of planetary compositions.

A multi-vehicle crash in northwest Austin left 6 injured; one received CPR before being hospitalized. The incident caused traffic delays. The crash's cause is under investigation.

Developers target North Austin for residential projects, risking closure of local businesses like Highland Lanes Bowling Alley and Zookeeper, raising concerns about commercial diversity loss in face of growth.

Jackie Selby Jr. was arrested in Williamson County by U.S. Marshals on charges of indecency with a child after alleged lewd behavior in February. He was found hiding under a shed and is now in jail.

A 9-year-old girl named Aaliyah donated comfort kits to the Georgetown Fire Department to help children during emergencies, inspired by her own experience with first responders in Tulsa.

Two Austin restaurants, Nomade and Fabrik, were listed in Yelp's top 25 new Southern eateries, earning praise for gluten-free and plant-based menus, respectively.

Texas deputies discovered narcotics concealed within children's toys during a late-night traffic stop on I-10. The driver was hospitalized following the incident.

The Plymouth County Retirement Association is suing CrowdStrike over claims it made false statements about its cybersecurity services, affecting its stock value.

UT Austin has begun disciplining students for protest involvement, offering some a deferred suspension option to avoid immediate suspension until 2025.

Soulbrain TX LLC is building a $175 million plant in Taylor, Texas, to produce materials for Samsung's local semiconductor facility, promising economic growth and job creation.

The Central Texas Food Bank and Workforce Solutions Capital Area have partnered to offer food and job assistance at the same location to address food insecurity and unemployment.

Houston dentist Rene Fernandez Gaviola was sentenced to 60 months for a multimillion-dollar health care fraud and ordered to pay close to $5 million in restitution.

A man was arrested in Austin for setting an apartment fire, with evidence found inside a wall. The suspect faces a felony arson charge and a $15,000 bond. No injuries were reported.