A rollover crash on I-35 in Austin injured three people, causing significant traffic delays and road closures before reopening. The exact cause remains unknown.

Round Rock ISD cuts stipends for dual language staff amid budget constraints, while Austin ISD aims to reduce its budget by $30 million without impacting classrooms, facing a lack of increased state funding since 2019.

Liberty Hill, Texas, faces community division over the lack of a Pride Month proclamation this year, contrasting with the previous year's inclusive declaration.

Ascension hospital system confirmed the theft of files from its servers after a cyberattack, potentially compromising sensitive data. Credit monitoring services have been offered as a precaution.

Texas reduces mandatory CWD zones to voluntary testing areas, shifting strategy in combating deer disease. Mandatory checks end in several zones, with focused measures on high-risk areas.

Austin Resource Recovery encourages local businesses to reduce plastic waste by following the U.S. Plastics Pact's Roadmap 2.0 goals for sustainability.

Governor Greg Abbott announces the 2024 Outstanding Women in Texas Government Awards recipients, honoring five women for their service and leadership.

Lake Travis search teams recovered the body of a 26-year-old missing swimmer after a three-day search, highlighting the importance of water safety and life jacket use.

San Marcos, Texas, has reinstated train horn use after quiet zones were found to have safety violations, leading to residents adjusting to the noise and the city planning repairs.

Texas bans canned mountain lion hunts and sets new trapping standards, including a 36-hour check rule, updating regulations for the first time in 50 years.

Austin's weather is transitioning to typical summer patterns, with the last of scattered storms today and temperatures expected to reach the mid to upper 90s by the weekend. Slight rain chances may return early next week.

Texas biologists report White-Nose Syndrome in local bats, including the first-ever cases in tri-colored bats, and three previously unaffected species, marking a significant southern spread of the P. destructans fungus.

PFLAG fights in court to protect member privacy from intrusive demands by the Texas Attorney General, seeking a permanent injunction against the office's request for sensitive data.