San Marcos Police investigate threats against Kamala Harris supporters found on flyers, with the FBI notified and residents advised not to remove them.

Austin Fire Department arrested Ronald Sells for two separate fires on October 10, following investigations and witness statements linking him to the incidents.

Firefighters extinguished a second-alarm fire in North Austin with no injuries, involving multiple apartment units early Sunday; the cause is under investigation.

An Eanes ISD employee was fired and arrested for misusing district credit cards, following an internal probe revealing irregular transactions including personal items.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in southeast Austin on Saturday night, with first responders pronouncing the victim dead at the scene despite CPR efforts. The incident is under investigation.

The Austin Police Department responded to a crash involving a pedestrian on North I-35, resulting in road closures. The extent of injuries is unclear, and the roadway has been reopened. Further details are pending investigation.

A Taylor man with a history of stalking offenses pleaded guilty and received a 15-year prison sentence for stalking the owner of a Round Rock gym and their roommate.

The Austin Police Department seeks help finding two suspects involved in an October 24th robbery, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Jeremy Josue Giron Hernandez was arrested following a stolen vehicle crash in Austin, which resulted in teenager Andrew Fonseca Reyes's death, marking the city's 55th homicide.

Kyle police arrested ten Texas State University students for stealing Halloween decorations; they also found THC, alcohol, and a fake ID in their vehicle.

Two people sustained serious injuries in a car-tree collision on Guadalupe Street in North Austin. Emergency services responded, and the victims were transferred to Dell Seton Medical Center. Traffic was affected but later resumed.

The Austin Police Department arrested 21-year-old Caleb Thompsen for a robbery that occurred during a Facebook Marketplace sale, cautioning the public about safe transaction practices.

Two men were sentenced in Hays County for child sexual abuse; one received life imprisonment, the other six years in prison. Both must register as sex offenders for life.