Manor has selected Hunt Real Estate as its P3 partner to build a new City Hall and library that will anchor roughly 82–84 acres of mixed‑use development along U.S. 290. City Council adoption of a strategic roadmap clears the way for design, permitting and construction work to move forward.

Owner Evan Zwerneman and an employee were arrested after two dogs died of heat stroke in a cargo van; investigators say the business misrepresented services.

Sagarmatha Momo opened March 1 at 20205 FM 685 in Pflugerville, serving steamed, fried, and jhol momos plus curries, chowmein, and catering.

Late‑night storms could drench Austin and linger into Thursday's commute, raising flash‑flood and severe‑weather concerns for low‑lying roads and neighborhoods.

Juan Manuel Yanez was sentenced to life after pleading guilty in the 2025 shooting death of Victoria Valadez in San Marcos. He must serve at least 30 years before parole.

Three Houston‑area suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle flagged by a license‑plate reader crashed near I‑35 in Kyle; police say burglary tools were recovered.

Court filings identify 22‑year‑old Dalin Harris as a second suspect in the April 26 Sam's BBQ shooting in East Austin; six people were wounded and the investigation is ongoing.

Austin's Office of Police Oversight launched an interactive dashboard of officer-involved shootings for 2018–2025 and will demo the tool at a June 6 public workshop.

Mostly cloudy and muggy this morning in Austin with highs near 84°F. Tonight’s storms may bring heavy rain and localized flooding.

New York wing chain Atomic Wings will open at South Brook Station in Leander, promising scratch‑made sauces, halal options and a multi‑day launch. Timetables differ across local reports.

Hutto directed the HEDC to buy land and start design on a fire station near the megasite; Williamson County ESD No. 3 objected to potential service duplication.

A man was pronounced dead after a single-vehicle crash in the 9000 block of East Drive early Monday. APD's Vehicular Homicide Unit is investigating.

Residents and contractors say a rise in enforcement around Ingram has thinned crews and slowed rebuilding after the July 2025 Hill Country floods.