The trial over the 2021 Alex Gonzales Jr. police shooting has begun, with claims of misleading information by Officer Gutierrez and a botched investigation by APD.

A pedestrian named Claudia Gale Porter died after being hit by a vehicle on Hancock Drive in Austin; police are investigating the city's 46th fatal crash of the year.

A man was found dead with injuries near a gas station in southeast Austin, prompting a homicide investigation. No suspects or arrests have been made yet.

An operation in Kerr County resulted in 18 arrests for alleged solicitation of minors online, with suspects unknowingly engaging with undercover agents.

A Round Rock man was arrested by the FBI for making terroristic threats on Roblox, planning to attack Shia Muslims and seeking "martyrdom" at a Christian event, as per CBS Austin and KVUE reports.

Two vehicles collided in northeast Austin, causing injuries, with one adult seriously hurt and taken to the hospital, another adult with minor injuries, and a child unharmed. The cause is under investigation.

Austin reports its 44th fatal crash of 2023, with Nolen Peranton fatally struck by a vehicle on Menchaca Road. The driver, not impaired, is cooperating with the investigation.

Travis County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a shooting in Hornsby Bend; the male victim, shot and crashed into a tree, was hospitalized. Two suspects remain at large.

Robert Bowers was arrested for threats made against Texas lawmakers. He was stopped for traffic violations and found with protest gear and a handgun. The Capitol was evacuated, though Bowers claimed he planned a peaceful protest. Charges are pending.

Traffic resumed on I-35 in North Austin after a crash involving a truck and sedan was cleared. One person was rescued and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A Texas man was sentenced to seven life terms for child sex trafficking involving girls as young as 13. He used social media for recruitment and continued operations from jail through accomplices.

An Indian student in the US received a 63-month sentence for defrauding elderly Americans by impersonating officials and causing significant financial losses.

San Marcos Police arrested three suspects for an April jewelry store robbery, where masked men with hammers stole over 100 items. Technology aided in their capture.