A sixth suspect was arrested in the Jan. shooting that killed 19‑year‑old Victor Ekozeme. Court documents and booking records tie the suspect to the case.

A delivery‑and‑pickup Buffalo Wild Wings GO is headed to Mueller at 2201 Airport Blvd early 2026, offering app orders, locker pickup and third‑party delivery.

I-35 northbound in Austin faced delays from two incidents: a crash involving an 18-wheeler and a spillage of avocado oil, causing temporary road closures.

A National Weather Service forecast predicts cooling temperatures, breezy conditions, and clear skies for Austin, with highs fluctuating from the 50s to 80s throughout the week.

An Austin mini‑golf restaurant is moving into West 7th’s former Bottled Blonde space, with construction slated to begin in January 2026. The venue will pair a 12‑hole course with food and drinks.

Authorities are searching for Cadence Doyle, an 8-year-old girl missing since Friday from Round Rock, Texas, last seen wearing black leggings and a green dress.

Cedar Park entrepreneur Daniel Vincent Attridge has been arrested on charges of defrauding investors through a wire fraud scheme via his company, promising high returns on commodities and crypto trading.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Theresa Chang and Karen Partee to the Texas Commission on the Arts, extending their terms until August 31, 2031.

San Marcos officials took swift action after a water sample showed elevated TTHMs, slightly over the limit, and have effectively reduced levels to meet safety standards.

Champion Park restrooms at 3830 Brushy Creek Road in Cedar Park will temporarily close for maintenance on December 10, with a planned reopening on December 11.

Austin's weather forecast predicts sunny skies and mild temperatures, with highs around 75-79°F, cooling to 38-53°F at night, and increasing wind gusts through the week.

Haji Moto Ramen & Sake Bar aims to open on Georgetown’s courthouse square in mid‑December, offering housemade noodles, gyoza and a sake-forward bar.

Scaffolding and fresh storefronts are popping up on Sixth Street as Stream Realty and local architects restore long‑vacant buildings for restaurants and shops.