A fire broke out in a Pflugerville home's garage early Saturday, damaging two vehicles and the structure. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A vehicle struck and killed a person on I-35 near downtown Austin early Sunday morning, as reported by KXAN. Austin-Travis County EMS pronounced the individual dead at the scene.

Firefighters in Jarrell, Texas, delivered a pizza to a customer after the original delivery driver was involved in a crash, highlighting community spirit.

A Whataburger employee in Austin was arrested for stabbing a former coworker, resulting in serious injury. The altercation was captured on surveillance and the suspect admitted to the crime upon arrest.

A vehicle collided with a Union Pacific train in South Austin, resulting in one fatality. The crash is under investigation, and local roads were closed following the incident.

The body of Cristian Rangel, missing since April 8, was identified by Austin police. A suspect, Kamery Wooldridge, is charged with tampering with human remains in a case now considered a homicide.

One person died in a collision on State Highway 195 near Sun City Boulevard, with Williamson County Sheriff and DPS responding around 11:46 a.m. The road was closed for investigation.

The TDLR suspended an Austin massage parlor's license after the owner was charged with human trafficking, following police and victim reports of sexual exploitation at the establishment.

Round Rock man Ronald Allen Mitchell received a 60-year sentence for assaulting his girlfriend and taking her child, with a history of 23 prior convictions.

An unattended skillet caused a fire in a North Austin home; no injuries reported, but two residents were displaced. Firefighters contained the blaze and ventilated the house.

Victor Gomez Sr.'s family is suing Tesla for $1 million after he was electrocuted and died at the company's Austin Gigafactory, citing negligence. The case is under OSHA investigation.

The "Swim to Code" camp in Austin educates kids on the dangers of gun violence alongside teaching them swimming and coding, in response to the city's rise in teen gun violence.

Austin Municipal Court adjusts its operational hours; the main court to open 8 a.m.-6 p.m., extending to 8 p.m. on Thursdays; North Service Center relocates to 2121 West Parmer Lane with 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. hours.