An 18-year-old named Isaiah Atkinson was fatally shot at an Austin event center, marking the city's first homicide of 2026. Police seek public help to find the suspect.

A significant law-enforcement presence closed parts of the Brushy Creek neighborhood on Saturday as deputies investigated near the 8900 block of Brushy Gate Cove. Officials asked residents to avoid the area while investigators work.

Texas anticipates changes with the World Cup, a new stock exchange, school vouchers, a summer camp's reopening after a tragedy, and pivotal midterm elections.

Three individuals were arrested in Kyle, Texas for possession of stolen firearms, vehicles, and fraud-related items after confessing to thefts in Spicewood.

Project LeanNation is headed to Georgetown’s Woodlake Crossing, promising protein‑forward meals and shakes with an early‑spring 2026 target. The chain plans subscriptions and a shake bar for local pickup.

A doctored campaign mailer and a stalled Texas labeling bill show how AI‑generated images are complicating politics ahead of the 2026 season.

Surveillance allegedly captured a home‑care nurse physically and sexually abusing a comatose patient; he now faces criminal sexual conduct and abuse charges.

Governor Abbott highlights Texas's 2025 public safety initiatives, including the success of the TxROP in Houston, detainment of immigrant drivers, anti-human trafficking legislation, and measures against foreign land ownership.

Dozens of suits tied to Oracle EBS breaches could be centralized in Austin; plaintiffs say negligence exposed millions of people’s data.

An early-morning collision on Shoal Creek Boulevard knocked down utility lines and closed the road; an underage driver was arrested for DWI and crews remain on scene.

Austin police are seeking a woman accused of stealing three luxury watches valued at over $75,000 during an early‑morning encounter at a downtown high‑rise.

A driver in Trinity County crashed into an 18-wheeler due to drowsy driving; thankfully, there were only minor injuries. Officials emphasize the importance of rest to prevent such accidents.

CapMetro and the City of Austin say small-street fixes, signal priority and bus-lane work have cut crashes and sped routes — downtown Guadalupe shows clear gains.