Hays County deputies are searching for 29-year-old Nicholas A. Knudsen of Seguin, wanted on kidnapping, psilocybin‑manufacturing and family‑violence charges.

A boil-water notice affects multiple west Travis County water systems after filtered-water turbidity exceeded regulatory limits. Officials recommend boiling or using bottled water until tests clear the system.

Mark Hanna has been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott as the judge of the 502nd Judicial District Court in Fort Bend County, effective December 1, 2025.

Austin Emergency Center will pay $429,231 to settle false claims allegations of overbilling for COVID-19 tests and potentially up-coding services related to federal employees' health benefits.

A former Elgin ISD staffer was arrested after an affidavit alleged inappropriate contact with an eighth‑grade student during sleepovers. The district says it is cooperating with investigators.

Two foxes in Wimberley, Texas tested positive for rabies, prompting warnings from the Hays County Sheriff’s Office to avoid wildlife and ensure pets are vaccinated.

Hays County announces its annual Point-in-Time Count to gather data on local homelessness for resource planning, in collaboration with local organizations and volunteers.

Primitivo Chavez, 75, was found safe after being reported missing from an East El Paso care facility. El Paso Police had issued a Silver Alert due to his age and medical needs.

Hays County, Texas, plans to issue $100 million in certificates to fund infrastructure upgrades, including a new administration building and animal shelter renovations, with a potential total repayment of $184.9 million.

A gas leak in northwest Round Rock prompted evacuations and road closures, with crews working to resolve the issue amid slowed gas dispersal due to weather.

Austin Police seek a man for robbing a Home Depot and assaulting an employee; they request public assistance to identify him using released images and descriptions.

Hays County approves $100 million in debt for infrastructure projects, investing in county office renovations, new animal shelter facilities and other improvements to meet growing population needs.

TxDOT's Kevin Lenox applies military discipline to road maintenance, highlighting the risks facing workers and emphasizing safety and vigilance on the job.