Austin Police Department reports the city's 16th traffic fatality of the year after Jacoby Dywayne Larue Mahome died in a single-vehicle crash on E Highway 290.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle on North Mopac Boulevard in Austin, with the driver cooperating with the investigation into the city's 15th traffic fatality of the year.

Howard Norman Elementary School in Hutto was briefly on lockdown after reports of nearby gunshots; the situation resolved without injuries in under an hour. Police investigation is ongoing.

A young boy named Ulises Rodriguez Montoya was the sole fatality of a bus crash in Hays County, Texas, when a concrete truck collided with the school bus.

A man in his 60s was fatally shot at Community First! Village, a Texas sanctuary for the homeless. Two suspects were detained shortly after the incident, which authorities describe as an isolated event with no threat to the community.

A police chase in Pflugerville, Texas, ended with shots fired and five arrests. No injuries were reported. The incident is under active investigation.

A school bus from Hays CISD collided with a concrete truck in Buda, Texas, resulting in two deaths and emotional impact on the community. Classes were canceled for counseling.

A rollover traffic collision at Toomey Road and South Lamar Boulevard in Austin resulted in non-life-threatening injuries for two adults, causing significant traffic delays.

Austin firefighters rescued pets from a fire on Boyle Dr. and handled two more incidents, including a BBQ-related alarm and a trash fire, in one evening.

A fatal rollover crash involving an unbelted Hays CISD school bus has sparked dialogue on seat belt safety, after resulting in two deaths and over 50 injuries.

A man was shot dead at a southeast Austin apartment complex; police detained a person of interest and are investigating the city's 14th homicide of the year.

A two-vehicle crash in northwest Austin resulted in one fatality and one person seriously injured, with traffic closures anticipated during the investigation.

Two people, including a child, died in a school bus accident near Mustang Ridge, Texas. Governor Abbott and Senator Cruz expressed condolences and offered support to those affected.