Austin's weather forecast promises clearer skies and mild temperatures, with light winds and low chances of rain, promising pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.

An elderly woman died late Monday after a two-vehicle crash at FM 685 and E. Pfennig Lane in Pflugerville. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

The Texas Supreme Court finalized rules that hand the state control over which law schools qualify graduates to sit for the Texas bar, ending decades of ABA oversight. The order keeps current schools intact for now while opening a path for non‑ABA programs to seek approval.

Tract has grown its Lockhart‑area data campus to nearly 3,000 acres and says cloud and AI operators are already showing interest. The project includes early utility plans and local road commitments.

UT Austin’s McCombs School plans to house its Houston MBA in the former Marathon Oil tower at CityCentre, backed by about $13M in renovations to expand capacity.

TxDOT launched an awareness campaign to educate on identifying and reporting human trafficking, including employee training and distributing informational posters.

Austin Police are investigating a man's death in North Austin, marking the fourth homicide in the city this year, after he was shot and found with trauma to his body. No suspects are in custody yet.

Hays County confirms a rabies outbreak affecting wildlife, mainly foxes, poses potential risks to public and animal safety, prompting local efforts to monitor, vaccinate, and advise caution.

A fatal shooting in northeast Austin on Monday morning led to a victim's death, despite life-saving efforts. Austin Police Department is investigating without a suspect and seeking community assistance.

Texas Children’s added a dedicated helicopter in Austin — a $15M 'ICU in the sky' to speed critical pediatric transfers across Central Texas.

Layoffs at Empire Control Room have triggered boycott calls online ahead of Free Week, complicating the venue's recovery after a city-backed loan and new legal disputes.

A grand jury has charged a North Austin man with felonies after a July crash that killed a 49-year-old pedestrian. Prosecutors say he took a juvenile's belongings before the collision.

James Kerton, wanted for assault, was captured in Bell County after a daylong search and a foot chase, facing multiple charges including assaulting a public servant.