Two individuals were fatally shot in East Austin, including a TCSO corrections officer; the incident is under investigation but considered isolated with no ongoing threat to the public.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office reports the July 5th flood death toll has reached ten, with one body pending identification and continuing searches along Cow Creek.

An 18-year-old in Texas was arrested for plotting an attack on Independence Day festivities after authorities found concerning social media posts and seized weapons and explosives from his home.

A body was found in the Llano River, prompting an investigation by local authorities. No missing persons reported; recovery was challenging due to high water levels.

San Marcos police arrest a second suspect, Avery Bowman Jr., for a downtown shooting that resulted in two deaths.

A Venezuelan man was sentenced for immigration violations, including failing to update his address and not carrying alien registration, after a marijuana possession arrest led to scrutiny of his legal status.

San Marcos Police seek an additional suspect and witness in a fatal downtown altercation that left two men dead. They are also searching for a video of the incident.

TCSO appeals for tips in Juan Carlos Gomez's unsolved 2018 homicide; he was shot on FM 969 and later died. Witnesses reported a silver sedan chasing his truck.

San Marcos Police arrested Jermiah Tobias for a fatal shooting that killed Anthony Barrera and Alek Pacheco during a dispute. Tobias faces capital murder charges.

Authorities seek public aid in locating missing 17-year-old Olivia Richard, with intellectual disabilities, last seen in Houston. She was wearing a blue sweater and carrying a beige backpack.

A Texas teacher, Pietro Victor Giustino, was arrested for allegedly possessing child sexual abuse material and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

A 73-year-old man from Austin is arrested after a woman's body was found along a Colorado interstate, with charges of tampering with a deceased human body.

A shooting near Texas State University in San Marcos resulted in two deaths; several were detained, with no ongoing threat, and police seek witness information.