The article highlights the role of the Field Maintenance Division at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and features veteran Chris Carter, emphasizing the team's behind-the-scenes work to ensure airport efficiency and safety.

Two Austin organizations, HC4A and Shalom Austin, packed school supplies for underserved students in their 12th annual event, supported by Austin's "We All Belong" initiative.

Kamala Harris sets out on a five-day campaign across battleground states, poised to reveal her vice presidential pick in Philadelphia, amidst various opinions on her candidacy and strategic efforts to connect with key demographics.

Barton Springs Pool in Austin is closed temporarily due to poor visibility from storm-induced erosion, impacting lifeguards' surveillance capabilities.

A court hearing is scheduled for the driver in the deadly Hays CISD bus crash. The driver admitted to drug use prior to the incident, which killed two people.

Austin faces severe heat with daily temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees, light winds, and minimal chances of rain. Heat advisories are in place.

The Del Valle ISD in Texas opened a new P-TECH facility and celebrated with a community event, giving away backpacks. Despite facing a budget shortfall, the district aims to prepare students for careers in fields like cybersecurity.

Lisa Davis has been named Austin's new police chief, becoming the city's second female leader in law enforcement, with hopes of increasing women's representation and rebuilding community trust.

Meteorologists predict a week of relentless heat in Austin, with temperatures soaring up to 104 degrees and high heat indices reaching up to 110 degrees. Minimal relief is expected overnight with lows in the upper 70s.

A Texas man pleaded guilty to illegally importing 165 endangered Australian reptiles by providing false documents to authorities about a nonexistent zoo.

An Austin man pleaded guilty to robbery charges related to the theft of USPS Arrow Keys as part of a 2023 scheme.

Georgetown schedules mosquito spraying after West Nile virus is detected in local parks, with health officials advising residents to stay indoors during spraying and take precautions against mosquito bites.

The Justice Department reports constitutional breaches in Texas juvenile facilities, finding abuse, inadequate services, and disability discrimination.