Austin officials indefinitely enforce the 'No Refusal' DUI policy, mandating search warrants for blood samples when breath or blood tests are refused.

The Round Rock Public Library receives the 2024 Texas Book Festival Grant to enhance its Large Print collection for patrons with visual impairments as part of its Library At Home program.

Travis County and Shawnee Township initiatives are emphasizing smoke alarm maintenance and fire safety awareness, including a program where Domino's delivers pizzas with a fire safety check.

The Austin City Council postponed the vote on a new police contract until Oct 24 to allow more public input. The deal includes raises and a bonus for officers, as well as making G-files public for increased oversight.

The Tiarras, a local sister trio, and other Austin artists join the diverse lineup at the 23rd Austin City Limits Music Festival, celebrating the city's cultural soundscape.

In Austin, a pro-Israel group commemorated the Hamas attacks on Israel, while a separate pro-Palestine protest called for the U.S. to stop aid to Israel.

A person in Austin claimed a $1 million Texas Lottery ticket, marking the third major win for the Million Dollar Loteria game. The ticket was sold at Pond Springs Xpress.

ACL Music Festival's lost and found accumulates numerous items, including phones and wallets, with an online platform to help attendees reclaim lost belongings.

Retired Austin police officers have been deployed as a special unit for the Austin City Limits Music Festival to enhance safety without affecting city police services.

Hutto residents are urged to report property damage from local fiber installations, with the city offering help in resolving disputes with contractors.

An Austin resident won a $1 million top prize from the Texas Lottery's Million Dollar Loteria game, marking the third such prize claimed with seven more remaining.

The article discusses preparations and safety advice for attendees of the Austin City Limits Music Festival, addressing heat concerns, potential pickpocketing, and fentanyl-laced drinks.

The Sol Living Trust of Sugar Land claimed Texas' largest lottery payout of $800 million from the Mega Millions jackpot purchased at a local Murphy USA station.