Governor Greg Abbott appoints Marialyn Barnard as the judge of the 73rd Judicial District Court in Bexar County, filling the position until the end of 2024.

Austin real estate mogul Nate Paul's trial for bank and wire fraud has been delayed to November 6, 2024, due to a complex case involving over 4 million documents.

This article highlights two dogs, Harper and Videll, at the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter ready for adoption, featuring their characteristics and the shelter's reduced February adoption fee of $14.

A pedestrian was killed in Austin on Valentine's Day after a pickup truck struck an SUV and then the pedestrian. The pickup driver, Jacob Sussman, faces Intoxication Manslaughter charges.

Austin is set to experience a significant cold front with a slight chance of rain today, high winds, and much colder temperatures forecasted for the weekend, including near-freezing conditions for Sunday's marathon.

Allen J. Bard, known as the "father of modern electrochemistry," has died at 90. His pioneering work and mentorship at The University of Texas at Austin left a lasting legacy.

Austin ranks 21st on WalletHub's "Best Places to Get Married" in 2024, praised for its venues and event planning but with costs above the national average.

A Texas law allowing police to detain migrants for illegal entry is facing judicial review, with implications for immigration enforcement in the state.

Texas Senator Charles Schwertner's son, Matthew Schwertner, was arrested on charges related to 'revenge porn', which the senator had voted to criminalize.

Volvo Cars Hill Country has opened in Northwest Austin, offering new and preowned vehicles and services. A new Polestar showroom, part of Darcars Automotive Group, will open downtown D.C., emphasizing luxury EVs and sustainability.

Pflugerville received grants totaling $25,500 for creek cleanup initiatives, including an Adopt-A-Creek program and a "Pfall Creek Cleanup" event to maintain local waterways.

Dorian Zev Kweller, musician Ben Kweller's son, will be honored with a percussion piece composed by Ivan Trevino, premiering at his high school in Dripping Springs.

The Austin City Council is considering a resolution to obtain grant funding for six new positions in the APD's victim services team to enhance support for crime victims.