Austin expects warmer weather with clear skies and a high of 93°F, accompanied by brisk south winds up to 30 mph. Evening cloud cover will bring a low of 62°F. Sunny days will continue, with a mild temperature drop midweek.

Austin's ACME collaborates to relocate four legacy artworks from the convention center, ensuring their public availability and preservation within the cultural landscape.

A shooting in East Austin left one person with life-threatening injuries, while a man who fled the scene was detained but not linked to the incident. APD is investigating.

Austin is set for a stretch of sunny days with high temperatures in the 80s to 90s, clear skies, and comfortable conditions as per the National Weather Service.

Abercrombie & Fitch is opening a women's-only store in Domain Northside mall, Austin, following a brand renaissance targeting millennials and Gen-Z with modern, inclusive fashion.

Williamson County invites residents to an open house for the Atlas 14 Floodplain Mapping Study, aimed at combating severe flooding, on April 17 at the Georgetown Annex.

Two traffic incidents, including a fatal pedestrian collision, led to the closure of Interstate 35 in downtown Austin, resulting in significant rerouting and delays.

Suspects in multi-state ATM robberies were arrested after GPS data and a PlayStation 5 linked them to the crimes.

A Travis County judge reduced the bond for accused murderer Stephon Morson from $100,000 to $30,000. This follows the DA's failure to secure an indictment within 90 days. Morson's DNA has reportedly been linked to the crime, with his case ongoing.

Royal Blue Grocery is closing its Congress Avenue location in Austin after 17 years due to a failed lease extension and declining sales amid downtown safety concerns.

Austin partners with Housing Connector to improve housing stability by matching residents with vacancies using a Zillow-powered platform, offering incentives to landlords for relaxed tenant screening criteria.

The Texas Legislature is debating House Bill 17, which aims to prevent individuals and entities from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from buying land in Texas, but faces criticism for potential discrimination.

The principal of Ann Richards School suddenly resigned, causing concern among the community; despite AISD's tight-lipped response, she later rescinded the decision.