U.S. CBP officers at Laredo Port of Entry seized 335.10 pounds of cocaine worth over $4.4 million hidden in a tractor trailer. Technology and a canine unit aided the discovery; the case is being investigated.

Keryan Jones, involved in the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino shooting, now faces a $5.1 million bond after new charges, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, were added.

A burglary in Pflugerville led to a SWAT standoff when the suspect barricaded himself inside a house, leading to his eventual arrest and local road closures.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a hit-and-run driver at a dangerous Austin intersection; marking the city's 75th fatal crash this year. The APD seeks information.

Williamson County corrections officer Jake Irvan Jimenez faces a felony family violence charge after an off-duty incident; he's on administrative leave pending investigation.

Austin Police are investigating the city's 45th homicide after an unidentified female was found dead from trauma on Research Boulevard; they seek public assistance.

Austin police investigate the city's 46th homicide after a woman's body with trauma was found on Research Boulevard. No suspects identified; witness heard a "popping noise." Police seek tips.

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.