Austin Fire Department rescued 20 people from a stalled elevator in downtown Austin with no injuries reported. They reminded citizens about elevator capacity limits.

One person was hospitalized following a serious car crash in Pflugerville, as firefighters rescued the trapped individual. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Kaitlin Armstrong's appeal for a new trial following her conviction for the murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson has been denied. Her argument questioned the qualifications of a DNA expert during the trial.

A 56-year-old man died in a two-vehicle collision on U.S. Highway 290 in Manor, with another injured. The Manor Police are investigating; alcohol is not suspected.

Four individuals were arrested in Round Rock after police recovered a stolen vehicle linked to multiple burglaries, including possession of an unlawfully taken firearm.

A man on Texas' Most Wanted list, Jose Miguel Zelaya-Ponce, was arrested in Houston for child sexual assault charges. No reward will be paid for tips leading to his capture.

Austin police seek help to identify a suspect involved in an armed robbery at a McDonald’s on June 27th. The suspect is at large; tips can be submitted to APD or anonymously via Crime Stoppers.

APD seeks persons of interest after a man was shot during a downtown Austin disturbance; officers responded, victim hospitalized, and witnesses are encouraged to share information.

Allen Andre Causey's 1992 murder conviction and ongoing legal battle are reviewed by a court as he claims innocence, while new evidence suggests another suspect.

AFD responded to an overturned vehicle in southeast Austin, extricating trapped individuals with the situation resolved by 8:30 a.m. Traffic advisories were issued to avoid the area.

Brenna Swindell, missing daughter of former MLB player Greg Swindell, has been found safe; her ex-boyfriend Morgan Guidry is in custody on an unrelated assault charge.

A multi-vehicle collision on Loop 360 injured three people, with one suffering serious injuries and two experiencing minor injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene.

San Marcos Police urges public vigilance as vehicle thefts hit nearly 200 this year; targeting trucks, Kias, and Hyundais, and the City Council approves funds for prevention.