Austin faces record-breaking cold and icy conditions on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, leading to slippery roads and hazardous travel; a Winter Storm Warning is in effect until noon.

Texas has transported over 100,000 migrants to sanctuary cities, part of Operation Lone Star, which resulted in the apprehension of nearly half a million illegal immigrants and multiple arrests and felony charges.

Li'l Nonna's, an Austin-based vegan pizza truck, is seeking a new location after its host bar closed. The truck, known for plant-based pizzas, maintains operations and has a sister restaurant, Big Nonna's, offering an extended vegan menu.

Austin is planning its first All Abilities Playground in Onion Creek Metropolitan Park, inviting community feedback to ensure inclusive play for children of all abilities.

Two Dripping Springs High School juniors, Megan Aldridge and Colin Tuohy, have been selected for the Texas All-State Choirs, with Tuohy securing his spot for the second consecutive year.

A man wielding knives was fatally shot by deputies in Hays County after a confrontation at a residence, with both Texas Rangers and the sheriff's office investigating the incident.

Austin is facing strong winds and an incoming Arctic front, with a Wind Advisory in place until 1 p.m. and warnings of gusts up to 55 mph. An icy blast over the weekend may lead to dangerously cold weather, with a chance of sleet and freezing rain.

Marble Falls was designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, acknowledged for its role in supporting the music industry and its local economic impact.

An Austin man was sentenced to 12 years for killing a pedestrian while drunk driving and then driving with the body for half a mile. He pleaded guilty to intoxication manslaughter and accident involving death.

Sophia Gonzalez, a 14-year-old girl reported missing in Kyle, Texas, has been found safe by the Kyle Police Department. Her disappearance had prompted a community-wide search.

Two men were arrested in Texas after a high-speed chase, leading to the recovery of stolen firearms and electronics.

PJ Raval's documentary "Who We Become" explores the lives of three Filipino American women in Texas during the pandemic and social justice movements, now on Netflix.

Texas regulators suspended permits for nearly two dozen oil and gas disposal wells linked to earthquakes, impacting companies like Chevron and prompting industry challenges in waste management.