ACC trustees are reviewing a plan to offer free tuition to high school graduates starting in 2024, requiring further analysis to ensure sustainability and effectiveness.

Firefighters in Northwest Austin extinguished a heavy blaze affecting a dual-purpose building, displacing one resident, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The city of Cedar Park celebrates the completion of the Anderson Mill Road Phase 2 project, which expands the road, adds lanes, and improves drainage, sidewalks, and traffic signals.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport anticipates over 30,000 daily passengers during peak spring break days, advising early arrivals and careful packing.

Biden and Trump secure resounding victories in Texas primaries, while incumbents like Cruz and Allred dominate. Local elections saw mixed results, with educational policy playing a significant role.

Jose Garza won the Travis County DA race with 66% of the vote, reinforcing his commitment to progressive reforms despite some controversy and Republican crossover voting.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, showers, and possible severe thunderstorms for Austin, with unsettled weather continuing towards the end of the week.

Hyundai hosts a theft prevention event in Austin, providing free anti-theft software upgrades and steering wheel locks, after a rise in thefts of their vehicles.

An Austin man, James Neves, has been convicted of the murder of his wife, Vanessa Neves, after he fatally shot her during a domestic dispute in their home.

The Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on a Texas law aimed at allowing police to arrest undocumented migrants, as requested by the Justice Department.

A man was arrested for a homicide in South Austin, with connections to a transient camp. His accomplice is charged with body tampering. Witnesses led police to skeletal remains, confirming the murder.

Austin is ready for the SXSW festival, urging public safety, offering travel advice, and implementing a parking ticket waiver for safe rides amidst increased first responder presence.

The Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer Conservation District downgraded its drought alert from Stage IV to Stage II, reflecting reduced drought conditions following recent rainfall.