Sikorsky S-76 helicopter crashed in Hays County, with minor injuries reported and an FAA-led investigation underway.

The Fifth Circuit Court will rehear the case on Texas' Senate Bill 4, a law that could let police arrest migrants suspected of illegal entry, which has seen varied court rulings.

An Austin man was arrested for threatening a presidential staffer, with the charges upon conviction potentially leading to five years in prison. He remains innocent until proven guilty.

Governor Abbott and Secretary Kennedy held a roundtable to improve rural Texas healthcare, announcing funds and initiatives for better accessibility and quality.

Hays County is revising its Development Regulations and seeks public input through open-house events on Sept. 2, 2025, facilitated by the county staff and consultants.

Former Barrio Azteca leader Salvador Garcia-Garcia was sentenced to 12 years in prison after a guilty plea for a RICO offense related to drug trafficking.

Round Rock Utility Billing has introduced self-service payment tablets for in-person credit card payments to reduce wait times and enhance customer experience. Other payment methods remain available.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport partners with Austin's SMBR to launch the Gateway 2 Concessions series, supporting small businesses in joining airport concessions.

Texas Governor Abbott expands Special Session #2 agenda with laws on voter registration and law enforcement funding, stirring debate on voting rights and public safety.

Austin's weather remains hot, reaching highs near 98°F with clear skies today and similar conditions expected for the week. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms appears mid-week and into the weekend.

Rep. Lloyd Doggett won't run for reelection if the new Texas redistricting maps are upheld, leaving the 37th District to Rep. Greg Casar. This shift is due to GOP efforts to realign districts favorably for their party.

Texas legislators passed new youth camp safety laws following tragic flooding, with Governor Abbott ready to sign the bill, focusing on preventing future tragedies.

Williamson County celebrated the contributions of 34 student volunteers in the JP3 Teen Court program, which handled 44 cases. Scholarships were awarded to outstanding participants.