Austin, TX, enjoys calm and sunny weather, with daytime highs ranging from 75-85°F and nighttime lows around 50-54°F. Light winds and minimal chances of rain are forecasted.

Austin police seek two suspects for stealing a $22,000 food trailer from Century Charities, impacting the charity's fundraising efforts. The public is urged to assist with information.

Governor Abbott announces $1.2M in career training grants for four West Texas schools to prepare students for high-demand jobs, benefiting over 330 students.

A 13-year-old girl bit a man twice and escaped an attempted kidnapping while walking to Central Middle School in Galveston. Police are searching for the suspect and urging anyone with information to come forward.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on FM 973 in Del Valle, with emergency services confirming the death and road closures causing traffic delays.

Two men were charged for trying to sell stolen cattle at a Texas auction, highlighting agricultural theft issues. The arrests followed a sting operation involving local law enforcement and the Texas Southwest Cattle Raisers Association.

Four candidates run for Kyle mayor following the resignation of its longest-serving mayor, focusing on issues like green spaces, city communication, legal oversight, and water supply.

Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning is in concussion protocol after a hit during a recent game. His status for upcoming matches is being evaluated; backup QB Matthew Caldwell is prepared to start if needed.

Williamson County opened the Friendship Pavilion at the Expo Center West Arena, a new facility named after a submerged historical community, to support agriculture and livestock events.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny weather and pleasant temperatures for Austin, including highs in the 70s and 80s and mild evenings.

Kyle Hawkins is appointed to the Texas Supreme Court by Governor Abbott; he will serve until 2026, bringing experience from public service and private practice.

Governor Abbott reappoints five members to the Texas Industrialized Building Code Council to guide industrialized housing and building standards in Texas until 2027.

Morgan Johnson has been appointed by Gov. Abbott to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, set to serve until 2031, bringing her legal and regulatory expertise to the role.