A family in Georgetown's Berry Creek was displaced by a fire early Sunday, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation, coinciding with severe weather. The Red Cross is assisting the family.

The University of Texas Longhorns baseball team defeated Auburn 14-2, with Kimble Schuessler hitting two home runs and eight RBIs, sweeping the series at home.

Texas hemp farmers fear the proposed Senate Bill 3, which bans consumable hemp products with trace THC, may cripple their industry, impacting jobs and state revenue. Lawmakers argue for consumer safety, while farmers urge regulatory balance.

A motorcyclist sustained critical injuries in a collision with a vehicle in Southeast Travis County, prompting road closures and emergency response, including a STAR Flight to Dell Seton Medical Center.

Austin Police investigate a fatal road rage incident on Scenic Brook Drive, where a 44-year-old Hispanic male died after a confrontation. No charges are expected against the 57-year-old white male involved.

Kyle Police arrested Joseph Denoia twice for narcotics and ghost guns; found asleep in a car with drugs, homemade weapons, and a search warrant later uncovered more untraceable firearms.

Williamson Museum in Texas offers the Summer History Explorer’s Camp for 3rd to 6th graders focusing on builders and inventors with two sessions in July and August.

A man was arrested in South Austin after a stash of homemade explosives in his home was safely detonated by authorities, leading to damage but no injuries.

The Lamar Senior Activity Center in Austin is hosting its 29th Street Spring Art Show and Sale on May 3, showcasing diverse artworks created by senior artists.

Round Rock, Texas's population reaches 139,436, reflecting its consistent growth and ongoing housing development, indicative of the state's economic boom and urban expansion.

Austin's upcoming week features a weather mix, with clouds and highs into the 80s, possible weekend rain and thunderstorms, and sunny skies by Monday.

Texas schools are set to receive their first performance grades in years after a pause due to legal and pandemic delays.

The Texas measles outbreak sees 20 new cases, raising the total to 561. Gaines County is the hardest hit, and two unvaccinated children died due to complications. Health officials stress vaccination to prevent spread and severe illness.