The Austin Police Department announced a fatal accident where pedestrian Edward Walker was killed by a truck and sedan on IH 35, marking Austin's 48th fatal crash of the year.

A Guatemalan man pleaded guilty in Waco to not updating his address and lacking required immigration papers. Sentenced to time served, his charges were part of the Operation Take Back America initiative.

Austin Police arrested Agustin Guillen for a fatal collision on North Mopac Expressway, where a vehicle hit motorcyclist Shawn Oveisi, who later died.

Williamson County offices will close on July 4 for Independence Day, reopening on July 8, but the Commissioners Court will not meet until July 15. The animal shelter will remain open on July 4.

TxDOT design coordinator Nicholas Martin, who is passionate about dance, formed the Tyler Country Dancing group to celebrate diverse Texas dance styles and foster community.

ARR provides composting tips for eco-friendly outdoor cooking and picnics in Austin, advising on which items to compost and how to set up waste stations.

Texas allocates $1.2 million to Multisystemic Therapy in Williamson County to help troubled youths aged 12-17 with behavioral issues by providing in-community support.

Austin's 48th July 4th Concert & Fireworks by the Symphony Orchestra, sponsored by H-E-B, features music, food vendors, and fireworks. The free event at Auditorium Shores starts at 4:30 p.m., with fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Road closures begin at 7 p.m.

A Cuban national was convicted for illegal entry into a U.S. national defense area, sentenced to time served by an El Paso jury as part of Operation Take Back America.

Johnson City police have issued an arrest warrant for Lindsey Jo Walker for attempted kidnapping of two children. The public is urged to contact authorities with information.

Austin anticipates a hot week with highs in the mid-90s, potentially reaching a heat index of 103 degrees; slight evening breezes provide minimal relief.

Governor Abbott of Texas vetoes 26 bills, prompting a special session to address select vetoed items including a bill banning Delta 8 and 9 THC products. Critics speak out as the session also covers other vital legislation.

The Hays County Sheriff's Office Civil Service Commission meeting is set for June 26, 2025, for routine administrative matters, potential actions on promotions, and ADA accommodations.