A juvenile family member allegedly shot and killed an individual in Williamson County, and has been detained; authorities are investigating the incident.

Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis will update on the South Austin strip mall officer-involved shooting, which left a suspect dead and bystander Fernando Martinez injured.

Travis County deputies responded to a disturbance where a woman in her 30s died, with foul play suspected after a reported fight in an apartment parking lot.

A Hays CISD bus driver resigned after nearly colliding with a train in Kyle, with no students on board and no injuries or damage reported. The district faces community concerns over transportation safety.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office is investigating a suspicious death after a woman was found critically injured at a Manor, Texas apartment and later died. Witnesses suggest she may have been pushed into traffic.

A crash in Elgin killed two, including a minor, and injured four. Two cars caught fire after the collision at US Highway 290 and Saratoga Farms Blvd. Local hospitals are treating survivors.

A suspected drunk driver struck a Mustang Ridge Police cruiser, resulting in significant vehicle damage, no officer injuries, and one passenger hospitalized. The driver, lacking a valid license and insurance, was arrested for DWI.

Two young boys were shot in separate incidents in East Houston; a 10-year-old was critically injured, and an 11-year-old died. One person was questioned by police.

Sikorsky S-76 helicopter crashed in Hays County, with minor injuries reported and an FAA-led investigation underway.

A person experiencing a mental health crisis on SH 130 caused a temporary road closure managed by Mustang Ridge police; lanes reopened within 30 minutes.

An Austin man was arrested for the manslaughter of his girlfriend after initially claiming she died from choking; autopsy revealed a fatal head injury.

Regina Jones was pronounced dead after a welfare check; her boyfriend Reginald Crosby was arrested and charged with second-degree manslaughter, following an admission of causing her fatal injuries.

An Austin man was arrested for threatening a presidential staffer, with the charges upon conviction potentially leading to five years in prison. He remains innocent until proven guilty.