A Texas man was sentenced to six years for transporting undocumented immigrants in a tractor trailer, where they suffered heat exhaustion, highlighting risks in human smuggling.

A Williamson County man was sentenced to 30 years for selling fentanyl that caused a fatal overdose, marking the first murder conviction under a new Texas law.

Taylor Police are probing a suspicious death at Stepping Stone Apartments after a man was found with external trauma. An autopsy is pending, and the police have reassured there is no public threat. They urge witnesses to contact them.

A body was found on Austin's MoPac Expressway, leading to an investigation and traffic delays. Police are considering if the incident involved a suicide.

The Austin Police Association has filed a lawsuit against APD Chief Lisa Davis, challenging a directive that they claim violates attorney-client privilege.

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

Oklahoma man Jonathon Chase Russell sentenced to 45 years for child sexual exploitation after sharing explicit images and engaging with an undercover agent.

The Austin Police Department is looking for a suspect after an aggravated robbery at La Finca Supermercado. The armed suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his mid-20s.

A former Morgan Stanley advisor, Jesus Rodriguez de la Cruz, was sentenced to 12 years for a multi-million-dollar fraud, including wire fraud and identity theft.

Williamson County Sheriff's Office investigates a suspected murder-suicide near Round Rock, with no current public threat. Details are limited as the case is ongoing.

A massage facility in Round Rock was closed for suspected human trafficking involving sexual services, with a TDLR emergency order against its owners. An inspection revealed an employee unaware of the illicit activities was residing there.

One man was injured in a late-night shooting at a Pflugerville apartment complex; police are investigating and have stated that there is no public risk.

A Killeen man was sentenced to 10 years for his part in a scheme stealing over $2.75 million worth of military gear from Fort Cavazos and selling it online.