A child found their mother dead in a murder-suicide involving her boyfriend in Round Rock, prompting an investigation by Williamson County authorities.

Austin officials declared a "Vaccines for Children Day" amid a Texas measles outbreak, highlighting the importance of vaccination and the 30-year success of the VFC program.

Austin announces a Warrant Amnesty Program from March 31-April 25, waiving fees for those with citations or warrants, no arrests made upon approaching the court.

Texas lawmakers are reviewing bills that would make certain police misconduct records confidential, which could clash with Austin's ordinance for public access to these files.

Austin's forecast includes thunderstorms and rain with partial sunshine; temperatures are mild, but there is a varying chance of rain throughout the week.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected in San Antonio, with the National Weather Service predicting high chances of precipitation, strong winds, and significant rainfall amounts over the next few days.

A 10-vehicle crash on I-35 in Round Rock killed Alexa White and injured three others, triggered by a sudden lane change and a dump truck crossing the median.

Austin police found incendiary devices at a Tesla dealership; the bomb squad safely removed them amidst rising tensions and protests against CEO Elon Musk's political role.

A motorcycle crash in East Travis County resulted in one fatality at the intersection of Barteny Cove and Gilbert Road. Despite emergency efforts, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

Austin hosted Women's March Madness with fans gathering to support teams, while the first round saw few upsets and dominant Big Ten performances. Richmond achieved their first tournament win.

The Texas Longhorns have fired men's basketball coach Rodney Terry following a season with a 19-16 record and a quick NCAA Tournament exit. Despite previous success, the team struggled in SEC play and recruitment.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport faced delays due to air traffic controller shortages, causing a ground stop which affected incoming flights and raised safety concerns.

Martha retired from the Austin Diagnostic Clinic and served 17 years as an Airport Ambassador at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, exemplifying dedicated post-career service.