Austin's weather will remain clear tonight, with a sunny day tomorrow at 61°F. Clouds increase Saturday, with possible showers and thunderstorms by night. Unsettled conditions with rain chances continue through the weekend and into next week.

Residents of Sonterra in Jarrell are upset by a significant increase in annual HOA fees from $60 to $240, with a deadline looming at the end of January.

Austin chefs and restaurants earn multiple James Beard Award 2025 semifinalist nominations in various categories, highlighting the city's diverse culinary talent.

Texas legislators discuss their approaches to President Trump's second term, highlighting cooperation and concerns with federal policies and their potential impact on Texas.

Austin-Travis County EMS reports an increase in cold exposure calls with two potential hypothermia deaths amid freezing Texas weather; Mayor Watson seeks to protect all residents.

Rodeo Austin announces its 2025 ProRodeo and Concert Series lineup, featuring artists like Jon Wolfe, Walker Montgomery, Charley Crockett, and Luke Grimes.

A student fatally shot another teen and then himself at Antioch High School in Nashville, with one other student injured. Police are investigating the incident.

Wimberley ISD dismissed students early due to a power outage, affecting several schools, with arrangements in place for those who couldn't be picked up.

The City of Austin advises residents to avoid travel due to persistent icy conditions and has activated emergency services in response to the weather.

An 18-wheeler stalled and leaked fuel on I-35 near Onion Creek, causing delays in south Austin's morning commute. The road reopened by 8:20 a.m. after cleanup.

Austin officials prepare for winter, ensuring utility readiness, offering shelters, and monitoring infrastructure. They urge residents to stay warm and check on vulnerable neighbors while Austin ISD closes for safety.

Austin activates its Emergency Operations Center in anticipation of severe winter weather, coordinating shelters and city services to ensure community safety and support. Public transit is limited and residents are advised to stay indoors.

Rep. Dustin Burrows was elected Texas House Speaker, with support from Democrats, amid a GOP divide over party leadership style and respect for the institution.