Officers responded to a burglary at Calhoun Hall on the UT Austin campus, involving vandalism and no reported injuries. UTPD seeks public assistance in their ongoing investigation.

A University of Texas lecturer was fired following an arrest for his role in a pro-Palestine protest, where he is accused of attempting to breach a bicycle barrier set by officers.

A cyclist was killed in a collision with a vehicle in east Austin near the 183 Toll Road and US Highway 290, prompting traffic disruptions and an investigation.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting involving officers who killed a man, Thomas Dray Price, after he reportedly wielded a gun.

An Austin man was arrested for burglary after returning the stolen rifle to the property he'd previously entered.

The Austin Ghost Bike Project commemorates cyclists killed in traffic accidents with white bike memorials, drawing attention to safety concerns as the city's cycle fatalities rise.

Austin Police seek a man stealing mail using a master key from apartment complexes and driving a gray Toyota Tacoma. He's suspected of using stolen plates and may have a wrist tattoo.

A shooting at North Austin's Canyon Ridge Apartments resulted in one fatality. APD is conducting a homicide investigation, reassuring the public of no further threat. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Governor Greg Abbott criticizes President Biden for dismantling secure border policies and blames him for an increase in illegal immigration, contrasting federal actions with Texas' own initiatives.

Police are searching for a suspect in the sexual assault of a teenage girl in Leander, Texas, using drone and K9 units. The community responds with increased caution and vigilance.

A severe crash involving a cement truck and a car near Buda, Texas, resulted in critical injuries and prompted emergency responses and road closures on SH 45.

David Polston, CEO of Inland Recycling, pleaded guilty to flooding Texas waterways with industrial waste, yielding a $75,000 fine and emphasizing state efforts to prevent environmental crimes.

The slain cyclist Mo Wilson's parents sue Kaitlin Armstrong for wrongful death, seeking over $1 million in damages.