The Austin City Council has approved a $10 million project for a citywide public tree inventory, crucial for maintaining the city's green infrastructure.

Two individuals were found dead in a Southeast Austin apartment parking lot; the APD is investigating the double homicide, with no suspect yet identified.

One person was critically injured in a single-vehicle collision in East Austin, requiring an urgent rescue and immediate medical attention after being trapped in the wreckage.

Darden Restaurants Inc. has acquired the Austin-based Tex-Mex chain Chuy’s for $605 million and plans to relocate its headquarters to Orlando, Florida.

Texas Longhorns, ranked No. 1, are set to face No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs in a highly anticipated college football matchup.

Austin faces record heat with temperatures in the mid-90s but anticipates a cooldown with a forthcoming cold front. The city, currently in a moderate drought, has minimal rain prospects, despite a tropical development chance in the Atlantic.

Texas DPS Director Steven McCraw was honored at his last PSC meeting and the new training facility was named after him to acknowledge his 15-year service.

ACC students gain practical experience at Austin City Limits Music Festival, working on event production and live sound engineering through ACL University partnership.

Austin Mayor proclaims October 11 as Texas Chain Saw Massacre Day, marking the film's 50th anniversary with celebrations and special events in the city.

Dublas Vasquez, 25, received a 60-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping-sexual abuse and two concurrent 20-year terms for sexual assault, as per the Travis County DA’s Office.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott's "One Pill Kills" campaign aiming to educate on fentanyl dangers has achieved over 1.5 billion impressions since September 2023 and is funded through August 2025.

The 31st annual Art from the Streets show in Austin displayed over 3,000 artworks by homeless individuals, with sales benefiting the artists directly.

Over 100 dogs rescued from a hoarding situation in Lockhart by the Caldwell County Animal Coalition and various organizations, with efforts underway to prevent future cases.