Governor Abbott met with Swedish Minister Billström in Austin to discuss an enhanced economic partnership, focusing on aerospace, energy, and manufacturing.

Austin's weather is heating up to 92°F with possible 20mph gusts today, followed by severe storms and potential flooding tomorrow. Highs may return to the mid-90s by next week.

Austin bars distribute drink-testing strips to customers to prevent drink spiking as part of the "Sip Safely" initiative, while staff receive training to address related incidents.

The proposal to delay the I-35 expansion in Austin was rejected by CAMPO, despite calls for more environmental studies and public health concerns raised by officials and activists.

A cyclist was killed in a crash on Ed Bluestein Boulevard in Austin, marking the city's 25th traffic-related death this year. The driver cooperated with the investigation.

Travis County Commissioners Court approved a property tax break for qualified childcare centers, aiming to ease providers' financial burdens and support early childhood services.

A severe two-vehicle crash in Lakeway injured one person critically, causing emergency services to respond and close Flint Rock Road for investigation.

GAF Energy inaugurates a new solar roof manufacturing plant in Georgetown, Texas, boosting local economy and renewable energy production with a focus on their Timberline Solar™ shingles.

Manor, Texas authorities are investigating a Sunday night arson at a Walmart gas station and are seeking public help to find the suspect who set a fire in the restroom. No injuries were reported.

Central Texans anticipate severe weather, including thunderstorms and high winds, with a chance of hail and tornadoes, amid reminders of recent extreme conditions.

A University of Texas lecturer was fired following an arrest for his role in a pro-Palestine protest, where he is accused of attempting to breach a bicycle barrier set by officers.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting involving officers who killed a man, Thomas Dray Price, after he reportedly wielded a gun.

The Austin Police Department releases a strategic five-year plan developed with community and personnel input, focusing on public safety, engagement, workforce development, leadership, and organizational capacity.