A 67-year-old man died from a seizure at the Texas Eclipse Festival. The event, anticipating severe weather, ended a day early. Despite the incident, the festival had over 30,000 attendees.

San Marcos Police are searching for a man in his 20s who robbed a bank on Wonder World Drive and remains at large. He has a tattoo on his left wrist. The public can contact police with tips.

The Austin Police apologized for a DNA evidence oversight linked to a serial killer case, implementing new policies but not punishing the detective involved due to a technicality.

Twenty individuals from Georgia have been arrested on charges of organized crime, robbery, and more by the Cedar Park Police as part of a gang crackdown, with investigations linking them to violent crimes and drug distribution.

The Pflugerville Police are looking for Kishawn Jamir Barnes, a 16-year-old missing since April 1, described as a 6'1" tall Black male with black hair and brown eyes. Public help is sought.

The Pflugerville Police are seeking public assistance to find Laila Hamilton-William, a 16-year-old missing since Tuesday. She is described as 5'7", 140 pounds, with brown hair and eyes.

Firefighters in Austin rescued a worker stranded in a scissor lift during an apartment complex fire near Texas Children's Hospital North Austin campus.

Former Texas Longhorn T'Vondre Sweat was charged with DWI in Travis County, impacting his NFL Draft prospects.

Emergency crews responded to an ATV rollover in northwest Austin, resulting in a large-scale rescue. One person died, one was airlifted, and CPR was administered to a third.

A Hays County grand jury found the shooting of Kenny Lee Estrada by sheriff's deputies to be justified; Estrada was armed with knives and had attempted to enter a home.

The Texas A&M Forest Service has granted $13 million to enhance gear and training for the state's volunteer fire departments through the Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott orders TDEM to prepare for severe weather, including thunderstorms and hail, and elevates the State Emergency Operations Center's response level due to expected storms coinciding with a solar eclipse.

Austin prepares for the upcoming solar eclipse, expecting almost a million visitors and has declared a state of emergency, enhancing emergency services and advising safe travel practices.