A fire in East Austin destroyed a shed and spread to an occupied RV early Monday morning, but the RV's sole occupant escaped unhurt. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, with no injuries reported and the cause is under investigation.

Daniel Choi, who went missing in Austin, was found safe. Details of his disappearance are undisclosed. Choi requires medication and was without his wallet and phone.

An inmate named Ayanna Smith died at Travis County Jail; an investigation involving TCSO, Texas Rangers, and others is ongoing, with the cause of death pending.

A motorcycle rider was critically injured in a late-night crash on Mopac, Austin. CPR was administered and the victim was hospitalized. Northbound lanes were closed until early morning.

One person died in a vehicle rollover in Del Valle on Wolf Lane, with an adult pronounced dead at the scene. Investigations are ongoing, and traffic was disrupted following the crash.

The Austin Police Department is seeking public help to find Daniel Choi, who went missing June 29 and needs medication. His phone was found and he was last seen wearing blue shorts and a shirt.

A person died following a bicycle crash on Walnut Creek Trail in east Austin, with no other reported injuries. Paramedics' resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.

Six people were arrested in Georgetown, Texas, related to drug charges after a woman's overdose, with homeowner Benjamin Klingler facing charges again.

An individual died during a wilderness rescue operation near Pennybacker Bridge in Austin after experiencing cardiac arrest, despite resuscitation efforts.

Governor Abbott's Texas border security initiative, Operation Lone Star, reports over 514,900 migrant apprehensions and 44,600 arrests, focusing on crime prevention.

Three individuals were arrested in a Georgetown, Texas, drug bust involving SWAT and K9 units, with a significant amount of drugs, weapons, and cash seized.

A grand jury indicted former Uvalde CISD police chief Pete Arredondo on counts related to the Robb Elementary School shooting. He was released on bond, while details on officer Adrian Gonzales' indictment remain sealed.

Bodycam footage from a 2022 incident where an inmate was fatally shot by a Hays County corrections officer at a hospital was released, after charges against the officer were dismissed.