Austin police seek the assailants who attacked Sergio Vasquez, a restaurant owner, over a bill dispute. The community supports Vasquez, who has served as a beloved figure for 16 years.

Austin reports a severe opioid crisis with 75 overdoses and 4 deaths. The city's emergency services are strained, administering Narcan, and authorities are investigating to hold those responsible accountable.

Texas sees a rise in motorcyclist deaths, with nearly 600 killed last year, prompting TxDOT to promote the "Look Twice for Motorcycles" safety campaign.

A man was shot and killed in an Austin apartment, with Timmel Eggleston arrested for the murder of Alan Picazzo, marking the city's 17th homicide of 2024.

Juan Angel Sanchez was arrested after an investigation linked him to a road rage shooting on Austin's 183 toll road in November 2023. He faces an aggravated assault charge.

Bastrop's Mayor Lyle Nelson lost certain powers after a city council vote amid accusations of interfering with a funds mismanagement investigation. His role is now more restricted, requiring council approval for various activities.

Travis County Attorney Delia Garza urged UT and state officials to find peaceful means for protests, concerned about justice system strain from recent arrests.

One person died in a collision between a passenger car and a commercial vehicle on Ronald Reagan Boulevard in Williamson County, Texas, leading to road closures for investigation.

An advocacy group in San Marcos is pushing for police reforms after a former officer's controversial crash that resulted in no major consequences for the officer involved.

The South by Southwest hit-and-run suspect, Tyrone Thompson, faces a second murder charge after a second victim succumbed to injuries from the March incident.

Austin is experiencing its worst opioid overdose outbreak in years with over 51 cases and 8 deaths. Authorities have detained two people and emergency services have massively increased Narcan distribution.

A former deputy pleaded guilty to charges of official oppression and assault from a 2019 incident, receiving 18 months probation and a conditional 12-month jail sentence.

Tiffany Fullerton was convicted for fraudulently obtaining over $2.4 million from the PPP with her husband and others, using fake applications and businesses.