An Austin man, Mario Francisco Vasquez Lopez, was arrested and charged with arson after intentionally setting fire to a bridge, causing $20,000 in damages.

The TCSO warns against pursuing burglars after recent confrontations resulted in shootings and a death. They offer safety tips and urge reporting crimes to authorities instead.

The Austin Police arrested several suspects for organized retail theft, recovering $57,000 in merchandise and a stolen handgun after an investigation initiated by Victoria's Secret.

A fugitive on Texas' 10 Most Wanted list, Adiah Namir Roberson, was arrested in Dallas following a Crime Stoppers tip.

The article discusses the dangers of "pink cocaine" following Liam Payne's death, its unknown composition, and increasing presence in Texas. It highlights the risks of mixed-substance drugs.

The Austin Police Department issued a Silver Alert for 76-year-old Cathie McCown, an Alzheimer's patient reported missing at the DoubleTree Hotel-Arboretum, urging the community to report sightings.

Brittney Bailey is charged with capital murder in her 3-month-old daughter's death, originally deemed a medical emergency. She was previously charged with injury to a child. Her partner, Erick Resendiz, faces charges for failing to intervene.

A Rockdale ISD teacher faces felony charges for allegedly threatening school principals online, leading to his arrest after a multi-agency investigation.

The Austin Fire Department responded to a fire with explosions involving a dump truck in East Austin, with no injuries reported and the fire extinguished.

An 18-year-old was charged with murder in a school stabbing in Texas, where victim Darrin Loving died from chest wounds. Classes were suspended for mourning.

A pedestrian was killed in a collision on October 26, 2024, in Austin, marking the city's 73rd fatal crash that year. The driver is cooperating with the investigation.

Texas sees a surge in school safety reports via the iWatchTexas program, with September 2024 recording over double the previous year's figures, as stated by the DPS.

Crystal Mason's legal team, with ACLU and Texas Civil Rights Project support, submitted a brief to Texas' Highest Criminal Court to affirm her voting conviction reversal. She faces five years for unknowingly voting illegally.