A judge ordered the deportation of Austin resident Yadira Córdoba to Honduras, alarming family and rights groups. Her lawyers have until Dec. 8 to file an appeal.

Austin police released video of a pickup tied to a downtown hit-and-run that killed a scooter rider; detectives are urging anyone with footage to come forward.

Austin residents are given seven key recycling tips, including proper sorting, avoiding plastic bags, and choosing durable alternatives to reduce waste everyday.

A 20-year-old, Norman Robert Hicks, was arrested in Fayette County after a man was found shot on a porch; charges include aggravated assault and robbery.

Texas Governor Abbott appoints two members and adds one new member to the Advisory Council on Cultural Affairs, guiding cultural evolution in the state.

The rejection of Proposition Q leads to significant budget cuts for Austin city departments, including over $6 million from Emergency Medical Services.

Governor Greg Abbott has renewed and amended the disaster proclamation in Texas due to persistent severe fire weather, mobilizing state resources and suspending regulations to improve emergency response in affected counties.

Austin's weather forecast predicts clear skies and a temperature increase, with sunny conditions and temperatures ranging from lows of 37 degrees to highs near 85 degrees throughout the week.

Antone's locked a 50-year lease, landed Rally Austin support and will open a museum in 2027 to preserve the club's blues legacy.

Governor Abbott appoints new and reappointing members to the Texas Radiation Advisory Board, including a dentist and professionals with expertise in various fields, providing diverse experience for radiation management and safety.

TxDOT's #EndTheStreakTX campaign addresses a 25-year daily fatality record on Texas roads, urging safer driving and investing in infrastructure to improve safety.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott applies for federal funds to improve rural healthcare through the Rural Health Transformation Program, emphasizing upgrades in services, worker recruitment, and technology.

A Kyle resident pleaded guilty to three armed robberies in Austin and faces a 24-year mandatory minimum after admitting to firing a weapon during one hold-up.