Cy-Fair ISD in Texas faces a $138 million deficit, leading to potential staff cuts, amid a state surplus. The district controversially voted to exclude topics like vaccines from textbooks, sparking outcry and criticism from parents and officials.

The slain cyclist Mo Wilson's parents sue Kaitlin Armstrong for wrongful death, seeking over $1 million in damages.

San Marcos announces SMTX 2024, a public event at Pauline Espinosa Community Hall featuring Mayor Jane Hughson's speech, city department booths, and activities. A passport activity offers prizes. It's free and open to all ages on Wednesday evening.

The Central Texas Food Bank partners with Bastrop ISD to launch a food pantry at Cedar Creek Elementary, aiming to tackle the issue of child food insecurity.

Macklemore released "Hind's Hall," a new song criticizing President Biden and supporting pro-Palestinian campus protesters. Proceeds will aid Palestinian refugees.

Microsoft shuts down Xbox game studios, including Arkane Austin post-'Redfall' and Tango Gameworks despite praises for 'Hi-Fi Rush.' Other studios affected are Alpha Dog Games and Roundhouse Games.

Hutto ISD warns of roadwork affecting school commutes in Creekbend and Hutto Highlands; asks families to drop off kids if possible and notes bus delays.

T.C. Broadnax began his tenure as Austin's city manager, succeeding Jesus Garza, with priorities including hiring a police chief and addressing housing issues.

An elderly Austin restaurant owner was assaulted by three customers who refused to pay, leading to community support and an ongoing police investigation.

A motorcycle crash in northwest Austin sent one person with serious injuries to the hospital early this morning near Research Blvd and Mopac Expressway.

Austin's outlying communities vote on whether to disannex from the city for local autonomy and potentially lower taxes.

Sapphire Hunter is graduating from Manor Early College High School with a high school diploma and an associate degree. She will attend Northwestern University and intern at YETI, aiming for a career in tech and law.

Austin's transit initiatives aim to include minority and women-owned businesses in future projects, as highlighted in a recent forum focused on DBE certification and readiness for government contracts.