Austin Police Department began a homicide investigation after a Hispanic man was found dead in southeast Austin, marking the city's 24th homicide of the year.

The forecast for Austin includes heavy showers and thunderstorms, with an 80-100% chance of precipitation and highs near 74-85 degrees, accompanied by gusty winds.

A house explosion in Granger left one woman dead, one man critically injured, and is under investigation by the Williamson County Fire Marshal’s Office.

A Reed Elementary asst. principal was charged with DWI after hitting a cyclist. Her BAC was 0.282, far over the limit. She's on leave and faces legal proceedings.

37-year-old Marcos Valerio-Rodriguez was fatally shot at a Shell gas station on Riverside Dr. after a confrontation where he brandished a knife; the shooter is cooperating with police.

A tornado hit northeastern Burnet County, destroying buildings and injuring a driver, with more severe weather expected. Officials urge caution and damage reporting.

A former Hays County teacher was sentenced to 60 years for child pornography after pleading guilty. His crimes were discovered by his wife, and he allegedly also provided alcohol and drugs to students.

Sebastian Casarez is an Austin environmental enthusiast recognized for his efforts in bird conservation and native plant education to promote environmental awareness in Texas.

Round Rock, Texas ranked tenth in 'Best Place to Live in America' by Livability for its amenities and quality of life.

Williamson County lifted its burn ban for unincorporated areas on April 29, 2025, allowing outdoor burning in compliance with state law while urging caution and adherence to safety guidelines.

Austin's forecast includes recurring showers and thunderstorms this week, with varying chances of precipitation and partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. Highs range from 79-92°F, with varying wind speeds.

UT football player Nick Brooks was arrested for DWI in Austin after officers found a vape pen with cannabis in his pocket. He tested for a 0.00 BAC but was deemed unable to drive safely.

The Miami Dolphins drafted ex-Texas QB Quinn Ewers at 231st overall, amid concerns about his arm strength. Ewers joins after a collegiate career with significant achievements but faces competition in the Dolphins' QB lineup.