The Texas DPS conducted operations against human trafficking in January, rescuing 52 individuals, including 9 children, across the state and arresting suspected traffickers.

Texas primary elections are underway with crucial nominations for both parties, highlighting internal GOP rifts and setting the stage for state and national impacts.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Hutto ISD for illegal electioneering, alleging misuse of resources for political purposes, which violates the Texas Election Code.

Jurors viewed autopsy photos on the sixth day of the trial for Javier Ambler's in-custody death, where the medical examiner discussed Ambler's autopsy and cause of death.

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals authorized Texas Senate Bill 4, allowing state police to detain migrants for illegal entry, awaiting a possible Supreme Court intervention.

Divine Canines celebrates 20 years of providing pet therapy in Austin, with their Barks for Beers fundraising event set for May, supporting their work and local breweries.

The Texas Workforce Commission awarded Vernon College a $142,000 grant to enhance their truck driving program, part of the state's efforts to foster skilled workforce development.

Austin's Charter Review Commission is hosting a town hall on March 7 for public feedback on potential City Charter changes, with in-person attendance at 301 W 2nd St., starting at 5:30 p.m. and virtual participation available with prior registration.

A teen died in Liberty Hill, possibly due to a fentanyl overdose, prompting an investigation by local authorities and a push for public awareness on the drug's dangers.

The Bastrop County Sheriff's Office arrested two men and recovered stolen vehicles at a property in Red Rock, TX, where various environmental violations were found.

A man shot Christopher Hernandez in claimed self-defense during a confrontation in Austin after Hernandez allegedly damaged his vehicle and brandished a knife. Police are investigating the incident.

Austin's weather will be cool with a slight chance of rain today, shifting to warmer and sunnier conditions over the weekend and into next week, with potential rain early in the week.

Austin maintains its StormReady status, ensuring advanced planning and educational efforts for severe weather preparedness, as announced by the city’s HSEM.