Six people were arrested in Georgetown, Texas, related to drug charges after a woman's overdose, with homeowner Benjamin Klingler facing charges again.

Chalmers is a new bar and restaurant in East Austin, offering a casual ice house vibe with a West Texas twist. It repurposes a former Shell gas station and features Southwestern food, draft drinks, and outdoor space for live music and events.

The latest Biden-Trump debate in Atlanta had no audience and featured clashes on policy and personal issues, with both candidates defending against charges.

Texas wins its 11th Gold Shovel Award, recognizing its success in drawing investments that create jobs, with major projects from ZT Systems, Toppan Photomasks, Google, Tesla, and Graphic Packaging highlighted.

The LCRA has awarded over $1 million in grants for 44 Texas community projects, including equipment for volunteer fire departments and library improvements.

The Texas Attorney General's appeal has paused a trial set to review Project Connect's funding legality, while local leaders still advocate for the project's benefits for Austin.

The study reveals a significant segregation between renters and homeowners in Austin, linked to zoning regulations, sparking policy changes to promote housing diversity.

A pedestrian was killed early morning on South Congress Avenue, Austin, leading to lane closures and a traffic halt caused by a CapMetro bus. Austin Police and EMS attended the scene; the person died despite CPR efforts.

The Austin Police Department is investigating the city's 27th homicide after finding Alyssa Ann Rivera's body in an abandoned house.

Governor Abbott announced that seven more Texas counties are now included in the Federal Disaster Count, allowing access to federal funds for recovery from severe weather.

Studies suggest Texas's abortion law may be linked to a rise in infant mortality, with a 12.9% increase since its enactment, despite proponents defending the law's moral stance.

Firefighters in North Austin extinguished another fire at an abandoned building on Old Koenig Lane, a site with a history of similar incidents, raising community safety concerns.

Governor Greg Abbott of Texas announced over $6.3 million in workforce grants to support 20 local training and job placement initiatives, continuing his commitment to enhancing the state’s job market.