Residents of San Marcos were misled regarding immediate housing voucher availability, leading to confusion and demands for clarity from the local Housing Authority.

Eddie Garcia is hired as Austin's Assistant City Manager overseeing public safety after serving as Dallas Police Chief.

Jorge Flores-Duran was sentenced to 25 years for the murder of Isaias Martinez after a 2023 shooting in Austin.

Three people were charged in a plot to kill a mother and a judge amidst a custody dispute. A tracking device on a suspect's car linked him to the crime scene.

Hudson Bend Middle School initiated a hold due to a bomb threat but the situation was later deemed safe. This marked the third recent threat in Lake Travis ISD, while neighboring districts have seen arrests related to similar threats.

The Austin Police Department's 152nd Cadet Class participated in the Chief's Run, marking the end of their training and the start of duty under new police chief Lisa Davis.

A man accused of posing as a Lyft driver in Austin, Texas was arrested for sexually assaulting a passenger, supported by GPS data, despite using a friend's account to work for Lyft.

An Austin resident won a $1 million prize in the Texas Lottery's Ca$h Blowout scratch ticket game, opting for anonymity. The winning ticket was bought at Paleface Market in Spicewood.

Ex-car dealer Erik Maund and co-defendants will get a new trial due to errors in the evidence presented in their initial trial for a murder-for-hire case.

Tim Hortons is set to open a new location in Round Rock, Texas, as part of an expansion plan to launch 40-50 stores in Austin's metro area within five years. The Round Rock store will offer 24/7 service and a range of menu items.

Concordia University Texas names Dr. Kristi Kirk as its first female president, highlighting her advocacy for expanding access to education and community engagement.

The Texas DPS stresses car seat safety during Child Passenger Safety Week, underlining the importance of proper use and installation to prevent child deaths in car accidents.

Jennifer Weaver is the first female Texas Game Warden to graduate from the FBI National Academy, as announced by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.