Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating car manufacturers for potentially harvesting and selling drivers' data without consent, under consumer protection laws.

Two men, Roberto Luna and Cody Powell, were arrested in Fayette County on charges related to theft and property damage, including unauthorized vehicle use and weapon possession.

H-E-B Chairman Charles Butt donates $20 million to Texas food banks through the Feeding Texas Network, addressing state's food insecurity, especially among children.

Austin, Texas, is forecasted to have high temperatures near 98 degrees with clear skies and light winds. The heat index may reach 104 degrees, and no significant rainfall is expected in the coming days.

Lightning struck an oil storage tank in Fayette County, Texas, causing a fire. Emergency services are addressing the situation while residents near FM 1291 are advised to avoid the area. No injuries or environmental impact details are reported yet.

Travis County DA José Garza is challenging Governor Abbott's pardon for Daniel Perry, who was convicted of killing Garrett Foster at a protest, seeking reversal through the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

Laura Ianello is named the new head coach for the University of Texas Women's Golf team, arriving from a successful coaching stint at the University of Arizona.

Justin Timberlake stopped his concert in Austin to help a fan in distress, resuming the performance after ensuring their safety. His "Forget Tomorrow 2024" tour is his first major outing since 2018.

The Texas AG halted his lawsuit against the Biden Administration's IRS after they reversed a policy that could have affected Texas child support enforcement.

Bastrop ISD board unanimously denies a family's grievance appeal regarding bullying, as the concerned family expresses disappointment and considers legal action.

The article describes a study on how Southern sea otters use tools to forage and adapt to prey scarcity, reducing tooth damage and aiding survival, especially for females during pup rearing.

Austin Police Department is enforcing the "Drive Sober Summer No Refusal Initiative" from June 1 to August 31, 2024, involving nightly DWI crackdowns and blood search warrants for test refusals, to promote public safety and reduce drunk driving.

San Marcos police are seeking a burglary suspect following a mid-May incident at the Telluride Townhomes, with clues captured on a Ring doorbell camera.