Governor Abbott highlights the success of the Texas Repeat Offender Program (TxROP) in Houston, leading to 193 arrests, focusing on repeat offenders, and supported by bail reform legislation.

Austin's weather forecast shows continued sunny skies with temperatures ranging from the 60s to mid-70s and light to calm winds throughout the week, turning cloudier over the weekend.

A sixth suspect was arrested in the Jan. shooting that killed 19‑year‑old Victor Ekozeme. Court documents and booking records tie the suspect to the case.

I-35 northbound in Austin faced delays from two incidents: a crash involving an 18-wheeler and a spillage of avocado oil, causing temporary road closures.

Haji Moto Ramen & Sake Bar aims to open on Georgetown’s courthouse square in mid‑December, offering housemade noodles, gyoza and a sake-forward bar.

Two men were found dead during a Georgetown fire investigation; police suspect foul play. Authorities have sealed off the 300 block of Pipe Creek Lane while investigators work the scene.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is engaging 23 artist-led teams for artistic installations as part of its expansion, including local engagement events.

Neighborhood Sushi is planning a second Austin location on South First; permits show a 4,000-square-foot build‑out and an estimated $500k remodel. The move follows MML Hospitality’s wider expansion.

A former employee's lawsuit alleges rat infestations at Smokey Mo's Round Rock and Liberty Hill locations; the chain says inspection letters and videos undercut those claims. Both sides are preparing legal moves.

Austin is poised to add $100K to a Greenberg Traurig contract as the DOJ investigates the city’s hiring practices; the council will consider the $176K cap next week.

A Texas A&M entomologist has consulted on roughly 200 criminal cases, using insect life cycles to help investigators narrow timelines and train students.

Austin police say evidence points to suicide in the death of Texas A&M student Brianna Aguilera, but her family disputes the finding and has retained lawyers.

Austin’s History Center stages a grand reopening this Sunday after a multimillion-dollar renovation and a move into the John Henry Faulk building. The ceremony includes civic leaders, tours and a new exhibit.