A juvenile has been arrested by U.S. Marshals for the shooting death of 19-year-old Victor Ekozeme near Manor; additionally, 18-year-old Bill Tarlue Nyanway is charged with evidence tampering.

A gas leak in downtown Georgetown prompts evacuations, road closures, and a significant emergency response with officials asking residents to report any gas smells and avoid affected areas.

Driver arrested in Manor for DWI and evading police after being spotted swerving on State Highway 130 and refusing to stop for a traffic stop immediately.

A severe two-vehicle crash at E. Parmer Lane and Samsung Blvd in Austin led to one death and serious injuries, marking the city's third fatal accident in 2025.

An Austin ISD parent, Queenie, reports her daughter is being bullied at Murchison Middle School, which is causing the child to fear attending. Despite efforts, the situation persists, and the parent seeks better hallway monitoring.

Roberto Rangel pleaded guilty to his seventh DWI after a fatal crash that killed two. He faces up to 20 years in prison. Victims' families express grief and await sentencing for closure.

The Fayette County Narcotics unit arrested several individuals in three days of drug-related incidents, including Andy Bennett, Tanika Benford, Nathan Luhrs, and Eddie Williams.

A Cedar Park woman was sentenced to probation for illegally smuggling an unapproved cat medicine into the U.S. and selling it online, resulting in her forfeiting $4 million in assets.

The New Braunfels Police arrested three suspects following a theft from Dick's Sporting Goods and a subsequent car crash near I-35. In a separate incident, a 71-year-old employee was assaulted during a theft at another store location.

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.