A late-night single-vehicle crash on William Cannon Drive left one person dead; APD's vehicular-homicide unit is investigating and seeking tips.

A pedestrian died in a crash in Austin; the driver, found not impaired, is cooperating with the 93rd fatal crash investigation of the year. Police seek info.

Austin police identified the pedestrian killed in a Christmas Eve downtown collision as 35-year-old Joseph Capulong Katigbak. The driver remained at the scene and investigators say the probe is ongoing.

APD seeks public help in an aggravated assault case involving a suspect who shot a male victim and fled the scene. They encourage tips, with a reward available for useful information.

Abraham Herrera was arrested for three shootings in Hays County, including one which involved a standoff with a SWAT team. He faces various charges with a bond totaling $409,500.

A collision in Mustang Ridge, Texas, resulted in multiple injuries, leading to temporary road closures at two intersections. Details of the crash are unspecified. Roads were reopened by 9:20 p.m. following investigations.

Austin police made a second arrest in a 2021 homicide case, charging 29-year-old Lamar James with first-degree murder for a killing outside an East Austin coffeehouse.

Two men attempted to steal an ATM from a Fort Worth 7-Eleven on Christmas Eve using a stolen SUV; the ATM became detached during the getaway. Police are investigating links to similar crimes.

Hutto police say K9 Rocket tracked a suspect and recovered stolen Christmas items on Wednesday; the department posted details on Facebook.

Austin Emergency Management recovered $34.7M in disaster costs in 2025, involving coordination with state and federal entities for multiple disasters.

APD charged a second suspect with 1st-degree murder for the 2021 homicide of James Burrows. Lamar James, already in custody for other charges, was implicated in the crime.

Detective Ratliff briefed reporters after two men were found dead in the 10400 block of Orourk Lane. Homicide detectives say the case involves family violence and are seeking tips.

The Texas DPS released holiday safety tips, emphasizing sober driving, seatbelt use, safe fireworks practices, vigilance against human trafficking, and reporting suspicious activities via iWatchTexas.