Tensions arise in Hutto as the city proposes regulations for a farmers' market, affecting around 40 small businesses and sparking debate over fees and operational changes.

A man sustained non-life-threatening burns from a home fire on East Palm Valley Blvd in Round Rock, causing traffic disruptions, with the fire's cause under investigation.

A Texas law mandating a book-rating system for school books with sexual content was struck down by a federal appeals court for violating the First Amendment.

A former Austin forensics manager, Efrain Perez, faces charges for theft and falsifying records, accused of using city funds to purchase gift cards and rifle accessories.

IKEA is opening a new "plan & order" store in The Domain, Austin, offering a compact shopping experience focused on kitchen and office planning. The 5,000-square-foot store will also facilitate pickup services.

A Leander High School teacher has been charged with having an inappropriate relationship with a student. Michael Winters was released on bond and is under investigation; he may face up to 20 years if convicted.

The Austin City Council approves a development agreement with NXP, including an investment of $290.8 million and creating 53 jobs, while addressing social issues like living wages and childcare.

A driver in Leander, Texas was charged with DWI following a single-vehicle rollover crash near the 183A Toll. The driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Traffic was briefly affected but later cleared.

TxDOT proposes major roadwork in Austin and Houston, sparking public debate over potential residence displacements and environmental impacts. Public meetings and submission periods are open for feedback.

A boil water notice was issued in Hays County, TX, due to mechanical failure at a water plant, affecting local residents who must boil water before use. The error was clarified regarding the water provider, and Dripping Springs ISD closed schools.

The Austin-Travis County EOC is activating at 10 p.m. to manage an impending winter storm's impact on local roads through Wednesday afternoon, advising residents to prepare and stay informed.

Cedar Park officials decide to maintain regular city facility schedules despite wintry weather, advising employees to take care in their commutes and communicate with supervisors if delays occur.

Austin hit a new low of 16°, breaking the 1944 record, amid a rare lake-effect snow event and freezing conditions. Officials issued freeze warnings as the city prepares for gradual warming.