A five-car crash on I-35 in north Austin caused significant traffic delays, but the road was reopened by 7:23 a.m. Investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Missing 86-year-old Lawrence "Bob" Lynd was found in good health after a Silver Alert was issued when he disappeared from his senior living center in Cedar Park.

A fire at an Austin Energy substation caused a power outage for 6,500 customers and significant road closures. The emergency services extinguished the fire quickly, and power was restored by 5:20 a.m.

A Westlake High School student was arrested for making a terroristic threat via Snapchat, reported via an anonymous district system, leading to a swift response and heightened security.

Austin police are investigating a homicide on Teri Road after finding a Hispanic male victim with trauma signs on Sunday evening; a person of interest is being questioned.

Escaped Texas inmate Jesus Villareal, serving a 63-year sentence, was recaptured near Corpus Christi after a manhunt following his breakout from the Huntsville Unit.

Austin Community College District initiates Emergency Preparedness Week to educate students and staff on responding to campus emergencies, including tests of the Emergency Alert System.

Two people died in a multi-car crash in Mustang Ridge, Texas. The accident, involving three vehicles, occurred on Highway 21. Police are investigating the incident.

The Austin Fire Department extinguished a fire at an abandoned building in northeast Austin, with no injuries reported. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A minor was seriously injured after being hit by a suspected drunk driver in Pflugerville; the driver was arrested and is facing intoxication assault charges.

The Austin Auditor's Office found major inaccuracies in the city's tracking of e-scooter crash data, affecting safety measures and public education on e-scooter use.

The Austin Police Department seeks help to find a woman suspected of credit card fraud, having withdrawn money and attempted purchases with a stolen card.

A 19-year-old Air Force Academy cadet, Avery Koonce, was found dead in her dormitory. The cause of death is under investigation. She was active in track and field and deeply mourned by the community.