Austin Police investigate a homicide in Southeast Austin, where a man in his thirties was found shot dead in a vehicle on Huntwick Drive. No arrests have been made, and witnesses are urged to come forward.

Senator Ted Cruz outlines his vision for Texas, emphasizing immigration control, economic revival with tax cuts, and confidence in Republican growth within the state.

The Texas Longhorns beat Clemson 38-24, advancing to face Arizona State in the Peach Bowl, with key performances by players overcoming injuries and setting new records.

TxDOT is remodeling Austin's Loop 360 by removing traffic signals and adding bridges and underpasses to ease congestion, with the Westlake Drive intersection completed and Courtyard Drive up next.

A Lakeway woman faces charges related to a six-year-old's death, initially reported as a drowning, with subsequent investigations indicating evidence tampering.

Austin's weather will vary this week, with clear skies today and a high of 62°F, while showers are possible by Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

An AMBER Alert has been issued for missing 15-year-old Alexa Jones in Katy, Texas; she's believed to be in danger. Authorities are seeking tips on her whereabouts.

The Austin Police are investigating after a body was found in Lady Bird Lake, with no immediate signs of foul play. It is the latest of several deaths near the lake this year.

The Austin Police are searching for two suspects involved in a theft at Marshall's and are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to their arrest.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's Community Affairs team focused on local engagement through events, charitable efforts, and new initiatives in 2024.

Austin's weather remains mild with temperatures in the 60s and 70s through the holidays, with clear skies and calm winds, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Manolo Gonzalez was sentenced to 40 years for the murder of Elizabeth Lopez after a road rage incident in South Austin.

Austin encourages donations to help locals with utility bills through the "Gift of Comfort" program, where individuals can contribute to others' payments. Recipients are notified, and donors can remain anonymous or personally deliver a gift card.