Buda's community grieves after a teen boy was fatally shot, with law enforcement seeking the suspect. Erick Marin's mother mourns the loss as the town prepares for memorials.

Travis County Sheriff's Office and Hyundai collaborate at an anti-theft event in Pflugerville, offering Hyundai vehicle owners a free anti-theft software upgrade and steering wheel locks.

A fatal car accident occurred in Cedar Park; police closed La Jaita and Arrowpoint Drives and advised avoiding the area. Details remain limited as investigations are ongoing.

Austin ranks fifth for wildfire risk among U.S. metropolitan areas, with over 94,000 homes at moderate or higher risk, according to CoreLogic's 2024 Wildfire Risk Report.

One person died in a car-bike collision, causing Highway 29 in Georgetown to close as police investigate. Traffic is diverted, and details are limited.

Austin Councilmembers Ellis and Alter propose a $2.23 million budget boost to hire more staff for the Parks and Recreation Department to improve park maintenance.

A motorcycle crash in Austin on August 10, 2024, resulted in the death of Deborah Barela, marking the city's 53rd fatal collision of the year. The APD is investigating.

The recall petition for Bastrop Mayor Lyle Nelson was rejected due to lacking affidavits, despite having enough signatures. This follows his reprimand for alleged unethical behavior.

Austin Public Health launches the "Ending the HIV Epidemic" campaign due to increased HIV diagnoses in Travis County, offering education and resources.

Austin faces sweltering heat as it hits the 20th triple-digit day of the year, with schools opening amidst high temperatures. Tropical Storm Ernesto threatens to become a hurricane near Bermuda.

Austin's Mayor and Austin Energy officials are addressing potential strains on the power grid due to high demand, emphasizing community efforts in energy conservation during peak times.

CapMetro plans to launch two new rapid bus lines in Austin by spring 2025, as part of Project Connect. The lines aim to improve transit connectivity and are funded partly by a $65 million federal grant.

The Round Rock Police Department distributed over 800 pairs of new shoes to students at their third annual "Step N2 Success" event, emphasizing community unity and support.