Police are investigating the suspicious death of Donald McVade, a 75-year-old resident of Manor, Texas, after his body was found during a welfare check.

The Texas Department of Transportation launched the "Lessons in Texan" series to promote courteous and safe driving, featuring Cowboy Carl and interactive events at the State Fair of Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott appoints Randall Wright to the Texas Pharmaceutical Initiative Governing Board to develop cost-effective pharmaceutical strategies for public employees. Wright's term lasts until 2029.

Law enforcement in North Austin arrested 19 individuals after a two-month probe into crime across seven areas, notably focusing on drug markets near schools and daycares.

Austin artist Thira Rose repurposes used running gear to create art, promoting sustainability in sports through her "shoe-scape" pieces. Her work serves as both an artistic statement and an educational tool for environmental stewardship.

Austin police arrested Neli Rivera Felipe after her newborn was found in a dumpster; she faces child endangerment charges. The baby is recovering under state care. Authorities are investigating but have not identified other suspects.

The article describes a stretch of sunny weather in Austin with temperatures around 90 degrees, clear nights, and light winds, expected to continue into the next week.

Gov. Abbott announced a $26 million investment in South Texas infrastructure, targeting airport and water projects, emphasizing the Rio Grande Valley's crucial role in Texas's economy.

Governor Abbott announced Eli Lilly's plan to build a $6.5 billion pharmaceutical facility in Harris County, Texas, which will create over 600 jobs, backed by a Texas Enterprise Fund grant.

Austin anticipates near 100-degree temperatures with a heat index potentially reaching 108. Relief is expected with a 70% chance of showers and storms Wednesday, then cooler weather and reduced rain chances toward the weekend.

Three teens arrested after a shooting in Kyle; victim released from hospital. Charges include aggravated assault and organized crime. Authorities seek more information.

Austin is experiencing extreme heat with a high of 99 degrees and heat index of 105 degrees. There's a slight chance of showers, with persistent hot conditions forecasted for the week, including the possibility of rain midweek.

Two pedestrians were critically injured in separate incidents in North Austin, prompting local authorities to warn drivers to expect delays during investigations.