A small plane crashed at Spicewood Airport in Texas, resulting in one death. Investigations by the FAA and NTSB are in progress to determine the cause.

The Austin Police and Travis County Sheriff responded to a report of a suspicious package at 2015 Cedar Bend Drive, causing local traffic disruptions.

An 18-wheeler rollover on Highway 95 near Big Sandy Road caused traffic disruptions in Bastrop County, with cleanup efforts expected to last into the afternoon.

A person with traumatic injuries was rescued by ATCEMS and Pedernales Fire Department at Pace Bend Park and airlifted to a medical center in serious condition.

Williamson County hosts an annual Art Exhibit and Awards Ceremony to support and recognize crime victims and those advocating for their rights, with a theme focused on assistance and empowerment.

The Austin Police are probing an officer-involved shooting, with Officer Gabriel Walker Prado on leave and Avelino Medel II injured but not charged. Bodycam footage from the incident has been released for transparency.

Joseph Salvatore Cocchiaro, a Georgetown attorney, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for burglarizing and causing significant damage to his ex's home.

A person was wounded in a shooting while Austin Police were serving a warrant in south Austin; the incident resulted in one arrest and non-life-threatening injuries.

Colton Moore of Austin was found not guilty by insanity for a 2022 murder and is to be evaluated at a mental health facility, with potential long-term commitment.

Austin Police are actively seeking information on the whereabouts of Cristian Rangel, a 24-year-old man missing since April 8 and last seen at a Wal-Mart parking lot.

Parents have filed lawsuits against Jerry Hernandez and FJM Concrete Pumping for a fatal collision involving a bus and truck, citing negligence and the driver's drug use.

Eleven dead dogs were found in a South Austin creek, leading to a community vigil and an ongoing police investigation into the suspected animal cruelty.

The Fayette County Sheriff's Office is ramping up efforts to prevent vehicles from illegally passing stopped school buses after a recent near-miss, as captured on video, involving a red sedan and a child disembarking the bus.