The Austin Police Department seeks public help to find a suspect linked to a string of druggings and thefts totaling $75,000 in the local entertainment district.

Austin braces for severe weather with a sunny Thursday followed by storms on Friday night, including heavy rain and possible thunderstorms, with high winds throughout the weekend.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and pro-voucher groups are intensifying their campaign to unseat GOP incumbents who opposed a school voucher program, ahead of the state's primary elections.

Rescuers saved a hiker who fell 40 feet on Mt. Bonnell, Austin, with injuries deemed non-life-threatening. The rescue required rappelling down the ledge.

A report highlights the impact of location on the value of a six-figure salary in America's largest cities, with some workers saving extensively, while others incur debt.

A Travis County judge ruled Texas AG Ken Paxton may face trial in a whistleblower lawsuit despite his attempt to have the case closed without a trial.

Austin Energy discusses plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035, while environmentalists push for more aggressive actions against fossil fuels. A proposed energy generation plan is set for presentation amid debate on time for council deliberation.

A juvenile died after falling into a quarry following a police chase in San Marcos, Texas that ended with a stolen vehicle crashing; another juvenile was captured, and stolen items including firearms were discovered.

Austin Community College provides FAFSA workshops and support in February to help students with financial aid applications for the 2024-25 school year.

Temporary art installations will enliven Austin's Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail from March 2023 to June 2024 through TEMPO on the Trail, featuring local artists' work.

A search is underway for 14-year-old Scarlett Smith, who was abducted in Gonzales County. Authorities believe she is in significant danger and have issued an AMBER Alert.

A Florida bill could broaden wrongful death suits, possibly impacting abortion providers by allowing lawsuits over the loss of a fetus due to negligence. Critics fear it may be used to target healthcare professionals assisting in abortions.

UT Austin has raised $1 billion in donations for student support, reaching this goal early in its "What Starts Here" campaign, aiming for a total of $6 billion.