A homicide investigation is underway in North Austin after a body was found on North Lamar Blvd. The incident, treated as a homicide due to visible trauma, is being investigated by APD, with no arrests yet. Public assistance is sought.

Austin invites residents to the "Community in the Loop" event on Nov. 19 for discussions on AI in governance, aiming for an inclusive AI Accountability Framework.

A single vehicle crash on Anderson Mill Road in Austin resulted in the death of Monika Cox. It marks the city's 82nd fatal crash in 2025, with an ongoing investigation.

Austin's weather is shifting slightly with sunny days, with highs around 87-88 degrees, breezy conditions, and a gradual increase in cloudiness and storm chances towards midweek.

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Julia Faye Dvorak to the Texas State Board for Educator Certification until 2031, ensuring continuity in educational oversight.

A shooting in Downtown Round Rock resulted in one death and the suspected shooter was later found deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot. The incident appears to stem from a confrontation between acquaintances.

An Indian national was sentenced to over 97 months in prison for participating in an elder fraud scheme, with over $2.5 million in restitution ordered.

Austin's forecast includes sunny skies with potential showers and thunderstorms later in the week, featuring daytime highs in the mid-80s and nighttime lows in the low 60s, according to weather.gov.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott celebrated the launch of Nasdaq Texas, an upcoming financial exchange, positioning the state as a finance capital and anticipating economic growth with investment opportunities.

Andrea Melba Rodriguez, an employee at Runge ISD, was charged after admitting to an inappropriate relationship with a student, leading to her arrest and evidence tampering charges.

A man was found dead at a downtown Austin bus stop Wednesday morning. Police say the suspect remains at large as investigators process the scene near 5th and Trinity.

AISD spent $20 million on school improvements for facilities facing closure amidst enrollment declines and budget shortfalls, despite community opposition to consolidations.

A weekly "bike bus" at Cedar Creek Elementary drew about 50 riders and parents, highlighting Austin's push to swap carlines for supervised group rides and ease campus congestion.