Three people were charged in a plot to kill a mother and a judge amidst a custody dispute. A tracking device on a suspect's car linked him to the crime scene.

A man was arrested for a bank robbery in Kyle, Texas, after police identified his car. He was released on bond, with officials praising law enforcement collaboration.

A teacher at Pflugerville ISD is charged with injuring an autistic student by allegedly breaking his fingers. The incident was reported after the child showed injuries post-school.

A pedestrian was fatally struck in a hit-and-run on Ed Bluestein Boulevard, Austin. Police are investigating this as the city's 64th traffic fatality and seek public assistance.

Hudson Bend Middle School initiated a hold due to a bomb threat but the situation was later deemed safe. This marked the third recent threat in Lake Travis ISD, while neighboring districts have seen arrests related to similar threats.

Mithovar Antoine Jr. was arrested by Austin Police for a 2021 homicide after a prolonged investigation identified him as the suspect in Nikolas Eugenio Martinez's fatal stabbing.

A former NoCo Hospitality employee filed a lawsuit alleging sexual assault by investor Coleman Jamison and seeking unpaid overtime wages. NoCo also faces financial issues with the closure of related venues.

A Pflugerville ISD teacher was arrested for allegedly breaking a kindergartner's fingers. The teacher has been terminated and an investigation is underway. The parents expressed distress over the lack of immediate care for their son.

A man accused of posing as a Lyft driver in Austin, Texas was arrested for sexually assaulting a passenger, supported by GPS data, despite using a friend's account to work for Lyft.

Kendric Knatte was sentenced to 10 years for tampering with evidence and received a concurrent five years for manslaughter in a 2020 Pflugerville case.

A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Del Valle on Tuesday night; the identity of the deceased has not been released as investigations continue.

Ex-car dealer Erik Maund and co-defendants will get a new trial due to errors in the evidence presented in their initial trial for a murder-for-hire case.

Four middle school students were arrested in Bastrop after escalating a fake threat against their school on social media. They face misdemeanor charges for not reporting the false image.