Austin's Labor Day weekend weather will see sun, sudden showers, and high temperatures. A 30-50% rain and thunderstorm chance persists, with advice to prepare for intermittent wet conditions but not cancel outdoor plans.

Allen Andre Causey's 1992 murder conviction and ongoing legal battle are reviewed by a court as he claims innocence, while new evidence suggests another suspect.

Brenna Swindell, missing daughter of former MLB player Greg Swindell, has been found safe; her ex-boyfriend Morgan Guidry is in custody on an unrelated assault charge.

Residents in Manor, Texas experience murky tap water again, causing frustration over the safety and communication from their water provider, Crossroads Utility Services.

San Marcos Police urges public vigilance as vehicle thefts hit nearly 200 this year; targeting trucks, Kias, and Hyundais, and the City Council approves funds for prevention.

A woman, Shannon Smith, was found bleeding and later died in Austin, marking the 41st homicide of the year. Suspect Gregory Watkins, who claimed self-defense, was not charged, but investigations continue.

The Texas sky is expected to fluctuate between sunny and rainy conditions, with a chance of thunderstorms in Austin and high temperatures. No severe weather is expected, but a cold front over the weekend may bring more showers.

Austin expects cooler weather and rain chances this week due to a low pressure system and an approaching cold front, potentially providing relief from a heatwave.

The City of Taylor has implemented Stage 2 water restrictions due to a water crisis, mandating a 10% reduction in water use and regulating watering times and vehicle washing. Violators may face fines.

A Round Rock ISD teacher, Domingo Perez, is charged with indecency with a child and possession of child pornography, with bonds totaling $125,000. The allegations date back to an incident in April 2023 involving a minor.

Law enforcement agencies collaborated to arrest Giana Castillo for a credible online threat against Graham Elementary School in Austin, increasing school security measures.

Two Texas game wardens, James Adcock and Allison Hatten, were honored by the TPWD for their exceptional service in boating and wildlife law enforcement.

West Travis County residents are urged to stop irrigation activities to help water tanks refill, with Stage 2 restrictions in effect limiting outdoor watering to once a week.