A house in North Austin was significantly damaged by an early morning fire believed to have started in a back bedroom. No injuries were reported, and arson investigators are examining the cause.

A vehicle fire in Elgin resulted in one fatality, with emergency services responding after midnight. No other injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.

A juvenile in Washington state was arrested for "swatting," with charges for a terroristic threat after a false emergency call at San Marcos High School.

A 15-year-old Milby High School student died after being hit by a train in East Houston, prompting community calls for improved safety measures at train crossings.

Jay-Z and Diddy face a lawsuit alleging a 2000 sexual assault; both deny the claims and challenge the accuser's anonymity. Attorney Buzbee represents the plaintiff.

I-35 in Travis County was closed Sunday night after a bomb scare from a car. Authorities, including the Austin PD's Bomb Unit, found no bomb, and the road reopened around 1 a.m.

A child was seriously injured in southeast Austin after being struck by a vehicle Friday afternoon; the child was taken to the hospital, and details of the incident remain sparse.

Five years after Meagan Gonzales's disappearance and death, her family seeks closure. Her burned remains were found weeks after she vanished in 2014. Developments in the case include a suspect sketch and AI-generated video plea for information.

Robert Jamerson received a life sentence without parole for continuous sexual assault against a child after being found guilty by a Williamson County jury.

Austin Police are searching for several suspects involved in an Exchange Drive home burglary and shooting, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to arrests.

The article discusses the legal status of THC products in Texas, noting the existence of a loophole for hemp-derived products with less than 0.3 percent THC, amidst debates on potential tighter restrictions.

A Texas man received a 40-year sentence for defrauding victims of over $12 million, posing as a Delta Force veteran to elicit money for protection from cartel threats.

A year after a deadly shooting spree in San Antonio and Austin, suspect Shane James Jr. remains incompetent to stand trial despite facing capital murder charges.