An Austin man was arrested for allegedly exploiting a minor through Snapchat, masquerading as a teenager and soliciting explicit videos. He also sent money for her travel and faces significant prison time if convicted.

TxDOT warns of heavy traffic in Texas during Labor Day weekend, with delays expected on I-10 and I-35. They advise planning ahead and offer resources for real-time updates.

Austin Public Health and Austin-Travis County EMS are promoting opioid overdose awareness and free "Breathe Now" training, emphasizing community's role and sharing prevention tips.

Governor Greg Abbott activated Texas emergency resources in preparation for heavy rainfall and potential flooding during Labor Day weekend, coordinating with TDEM and urging residents to follow safety precautions.

Hays County is revising its Development Regulations and seeks public input through open-house events on Sept. 2, 2025, facilitated by the county staff and consultants.

Austin faces high temperatures nearing 100 degrees with intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms, heat indices reaching above 100, and slight relief in the evenings.

A U.S citizen in Mexico City was convicted on four federal drug trafficking charges for smuggling cocaine into the U.S., with potential penalties of 5-40 years per count and fines up to $5 million.

Texas lowers flags to half-staff to honor Minneapolis school shooting victims, following a national proclamation and Governor Abbott's call for mourning.

The Round Rock Public Library partners with the ALA for Library Card Sign-up Month, promoting its resources and hosting a guessing game to encourage community engagement.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has expanded its International Arrivals area, adding 20,600 square feet and improving baggage claim to reduce wait times.

The article discusses TxDOT's approach to road safety, highlighting how road design influences driver behavior to enhance safety, such as with wider lane markings and roundabouts.

Texas Governor Abbott signed a health-focused legislative package to promote healthier lifestyles, involving nutrition education, food labeling, and restrictions on SNAP purchases.

Former Barrio Azteca leader Salvador Garcia-Garcia was sentenced to 12 years in prison after a guilty plea for a RICO offense related to drug trafficking.