Enrique Ramirez Leon, a missing 68-year-old man from East Austin, has been safely located after a Silver Alert was issued due to his medical conditions and memory loss.

SWAT officers in northeast Austin responded to a man barricading himself and allegedly holding family hostage, resulting in a 4.5-hour standoff before surrender.

A pedestrian in South Austin was fatally hit by a vehicle; the driver fled the scene. The incident prompted road closures and an ongoing police investigation.

Mohammed Al Anaiza was arrested by Hays County SWAT in Kyle, TX, for aggravated assault after he allegedly rammed a woman's car and threatened her with a gun.

Austin Police implement a new crime reduction strategy targeting a violent crime hotspot at 900 E. Braker Lane, utilizing Place Network Investigation tactics and multi-agency cooperation.

Court ruled Kendrex White, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity for a 2017 UT stabbing, can start outpatient treatment. Despite progress, concerns remain about community safety and the impact on the victims' families.

A cyclist sued Avride, Inc. after colliding with one of their robots, claiming serious injuries and seeking $250,000. Avride denied the claims and called for a jury trial.

Murder suspect Severiano Valdonado was captured in an Austin homeless encampment by Texas DPS and Karnes County officers. He faces six charges, including evading arrest and providing false information.

An ambulance crash in Bastrop County injured both crew members when the driver had a medical emergency, hit a tree, and required extrication and transport to Austin for treatment.

An Academy ISD employee, William Blackburn, Sr., was arrested for allegedly showing harmful material to a minor and placed on administrative leave during an ongoing investigation for potential further felony charges.

A new suspect, deceased Robert Brashers, has been identified in the 1991 Austin yogurt shop murders by Texas AG Paxton's Cold Case and Missing Persons Unit.

Austin Police linked Robert Eugene Brashers to the 1991 Austin yogurt shop murders using DNA and ballistic evidence, marking a significant case development.

Enrique Ruvalcaba-Mendez from El Paso received a 20-year sentence for sexually exploiting minors in Mexico following his guilty plea and a border entry phone search revealing incriminating content.