A student was apprehended at Lockhart Junior High School for bringing a firearm on campus, prompting the introduction of a clear backpack policy by the school district.

Texas lawmakers debate distinct House and Senate school voucher plans, differing in funding and eligibility, with concerns over public school resource impact.

Two teens were arrested in Guadalupe County for vehicle burglaries and stealing firearms, with local law enforcement urging vehicle safety and vigilance.

Students at Texas State University are on alert after potential measles exposure on the San Marcos campus, prompting vaccination efforts and heightened concern.

Austin's weather forecast predicts variable conditions, with sun and clouds throughout the week and mild temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

The Susanna Dickinson Museum celebrates its 15th anniversary with activities, music, and exhibits on Texas history and women's roles, including historic quilts.

The Texas House has proposed a bill for private school vouchers, which would allow families to use state funds to pay for private schooling, sparking debate over public education resources.

Austin Police seek public assistance to find a man involved in an attempted sexual assault on FM 969 Road. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Engineers Week in California and across the US celebrates the contributions of engineers and inspires future generations, featuring professionals like Jorge Oregel and Raymond Salazar discussing their roles and passion for engineering.

Extreme cold in North Texas prompts warnings to protect homes and plumbing, with advice to drip faucets and keep cabinet doors open to prevent pipe freezing.

Cristian Rangel's murder remains unsolved; his family seeks closure. Kamery Wooldridge was charged with tampering with evidence. No murder charges have been filed. A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

The Trump administration fired hundreds of FAA employees, raising safety concerns, particularly after a recent plane crash in D.C. The layoffs targeted probationary staff, sparking critique over air traffic control operations and national security.

A Round Rock officer shot at a suspect who is now in custody after a disturbance call at the MAA Apartments; no injuries reported. The officer is on leave pending an investigation.