Daiso is opening a new store in South Austin on April 6, offering a variety of inexpensive items. The first 100 customers spending $30 during the opening will get a free goodie bag and plushie.

TSA agents at Austin's airport intercepted four travelers with loaded guns in one day, increasing the year's total of intercepted guns and underscoring the need for gun owner awareness.

Texas leads U.S. population growth in 2023, with a 475,000 increase, featuring Kaufman County as the fastest-growing county at 7.5%. Migration and birth rates contribute variably across counties.

The article details the weather forecast for Austin with expected showers and thunderstorms, highlighting the potential for severe weather and flash flooding as per the National Weather Service and KXAN reports.

Texas AG Ken Paxton proposes new reporting rules for District Attorneys to enhance transparency and accountability in counties with populations over 250,000.

Lee County authorities launched a homicide investigation after Carlos Ramone Greene was found shot to death at a Ledbetter residence, with no suspects yet identified.

Over 60 artists are boycotting SXSW due to its ties with military contractors, promoting a human rights-focused stand supported by the Austin for Palestine Coalition.

Uvalde Police Chief Daniel Rodriguez resigns after a report on the Robb Elementary shooting. His departure follows criticism over the police response.

JewBoy Burgers owner, Mo Pittle, is set to open JewBoy Cantina in West Campus's Hole in the Wall, offering Mexican-American fusion cuisine, while closing JewBoy Sliders in Fareground due to staffing issues.

The article details Austin's weather forecast, expecting a shift to rainier conditions towards the weekend, with potential thunderstorms and substantial rainfall predicted by both the National Weather Service and KXAN.

Chef Thai Changthong is set to open a new P Thai's Khao Man Gai restaurant in Austin, offering Thai-Chinese cuisine following the closure of his previous location.

Gov. Greg Abbott released the 2024 Report to the People of Texas, delineating economic successes, tax cuts, and future priorities including public safety and border enforcement.

The University of Texas is demolishing the Frank Erwin Center, an iconic venue, with most materials being recycled for future medical facility development.