Jennifer Lopez announces her "This Is Me...Now" tour with a concert at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, on July 2. Pre-sale and general sale tickets are available starting February 20 and 23, respectively.

First Lady Cecilia Abbott and the OneStar Foundation have announced the recipients of the 40th annual Governor’s Volunteer Awards, recognizing exceptional Texas volunteers.

A gas main struck in Austin prompted evacuations and traffic disruptions. The AFD responded and controlled the emergency, with Texas Gas Service making repairs. No injuries reported.

Central Texas is implementing a "smart freight corridor" to communicate real-time road conditions to autonomous trucks, aiming to improve safety and efficiency on State Highway 130.

Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day coincided in 2023, prompting believers to adjust their celebrations due to the start of Lent. Some chose to celebrate Valentine's Day earlier, prioritizing the fasting and abstinence of the religious observance.

TDEM urges applicants to join the Texas Emergency Management Academy's next cadet class by February 29, offering extensive training for careers in disaster response and emergency services.

Austin City Council Member Ryan Alter proposes a resolution to explore funding options for climate initiatives, facing fiscal constraints and debate over the city's financial capacity.

Texas Supreme Court Justice John Devine did not recuse himself from a sex abuse case despite having professional ties to the defendants, which has sparked controversy.

A vehicle crashed into St. David's North Austin Medical Center's emergency room, killing the driver and injuring five, sparking a mass casualty response.

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered unexpectedly "ultramassive" early galaxies, puzzling astronomers and challenging current cosmic evolution models.

Georgetown ISD calls for a $649 million May bond election to fund school facilities, technology, fine arts, and athletic improvements in anticipation of student growth.

HomeSense is set to open its first Texas store in South Austin, taking over the location previously occupied by Buy Buy Baby. The store will offer furniture and home decor at 5400 Brodie Lane.

The Austin Police Association filed a petition to intervene in a lawsuit over police oversight measures, aiming to protect the city from violating state law.