An Austin man received 10 years of community supervision after pleading guilty to manslaughter and racing on a highway, resulting from a crash that killed a woman.

Paul Zegarra was arrested in Texas for over 40 graffiti incidents, including hate symbols like swastikas, after an investigation by multiple agencies.

The Austin Fire Department extinguished a fourth-floor kitchen fire in an apartment on South Lamar Blvd using the building's sprinkler system; one person was injured.

Austin Police seek tips to find a suspect in a 2022 aggravated assault at the Reserve at Springdale Apartments, where a man in a ski mask fired from a silver Dodge Challenger. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Texas educators, including two from Del Valle ISD, are implicated in a certification exam cheating probe by the TEA, involving the use of proxies for tests.

Driver arrested for DWI after crashing at a major intersection in Manor, prompting an emergency response and temporary road closure; no injuries reported.

Leander High School was safely evacuated due to a bomb scare, with no threat found after local law enforcement and school authorities swiftly responded and investigated, allowing activities to resume.

Austin police arrest Tomas Gonzalez for the homicide of Jonathan Salas, found burned at a homeless camp. He faces murder and evidence tampering charges.

The Austin Police Department has arrested Raderrick Harvey for the aggravated robbery and shooting of a dog owner, and is seeking assistance in locating the stolen French Bulldog.

Austin Water's prescribed burn of 288 acres aims to enhance land resiliency and water quality in Central Texas, with local teams ensuring safe management.

Austin tackles a surge in car burglaries at popular parks with increased police patrols, security cameras, and community initiatives like @atxcarbreakins Instagram page.

Gabriel Cecilio Osorio, a 22-year-old from Austin, was sentenced to 10 years for trafficking fentanyl-laced pills related to a teen's overdose in 2022.

Texas DPS increases road safety enforcement during Super Bowl LIX, focusing on impaired driving, seatbelt use, and speed compliance, as part of the CARE initiative.