Austin Police investigate a homicide on Wildhorse Ranch Trail, with victim Victor Ekozeme dead from a vehicle-related shooting.

Two deadly crashes occurred in Austin; one in the morning involved a head-on collision on East Parmer Lane, and the other a pedestrian struck at night on North Lamar Boulevard.

Austin Fire Department responded to a fire at an abandoned bank on N. Lamar Blvd, using defensive operations and drones to combat the blaze with no reported injuries.

Austin Fire Department responded to a Vehicle Rescue Alarm involving two upright vehicles; no individuals were trapped, and the cause of the incident remains unclear.

A 1996 Texas cold case was solved when David Paul Cady Jr. was indicted for the murder of Mary Moore Searight using DNA evidence matched through the DPS.

Williamson County authorities seized $1M worth of narcotics from an Austin apartment, resulting in two arrests and the confiscation of drugs, a gun, and distribution equipment.

One person was killed and another injured in a shooting near Manor, Texas, prompting a temporary lockdown at nearby schools. This marks the area's fourth homicide of the year.

Lake Travis Fire Rescue is increasing efforts to prevent wildfires by organizing a community clean-up and encouraging homeowners to assess fire risks, echoing reminders of a 2011 blaze.

In Bartlett, Texas, one dog died and another was rescued after being found in freezing conditions without food or water. An investigation is ongoing, and an autopsy will determine the cause of death.

Austin Police seek two suspects in a non-fatal shooting outside of Diablas on January 19 following a dispute. Descriptions of the suspects and a white Chevrolet Suburban are provided.

A student fatally shot another teen and then himself at Antioch High School in Nashville, with one other student injured. Police are investigating the incident.

A vacant church in southeast Austin caught fire; AFD responded quickly, upgrading to a two-alarm as the structure was heavily ablaze. No injuries occurred; the fire was started by homeless individuals seeking warmth.

An 18-wheeler stalled and leaked fuel on I-35 near Onion Creek, causing delays in south Austin's morning commute. The road reopened by 8:20 a.m. after cleanup.