Constable Paul Leal has been appointed to the JPCA's Constable Education Committee to assist in developing training for Texas justices of the peace and constables.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport prepares for a surge of over 35,000 passengers due to ACL and F1 events, advising early arrivals and warning of potential congestion. Extra staff and shuttle services are planned, alongside ongoing construction.

Gov. Abbott appointed Tami Pierce as judge for the 180th Judicial District Court in Harris County, highlighting her legal experience and professional affiliations.

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.

Governor Greg Abbott proclaims October 3-10 as Manufacturing Week in Texas, acknowledging the sector's contribution to the state's strong economy and its role in leading the nation in exports for 23 years.

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.

The Austin Independent School District plans to close 13 schools due to a budget shortfall and decreased enrollment, a move that would save $25.6 million. The district faces a $19.7 million deficit and has lost over 10,000 students in a decade.

Arch Manning's performance as Texas QB was gritty yet flawed with two interceptions and six sacks in a 29-21 loss to Florida, dropping the team's record to 3-2.

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.

Greg Abbott appoints Tonya Miller to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, highlighting her extensive background in energy, environmental regulation, and legal expertise.

Austin is set for a week of warm weather, with clear skies and highs reaching up to 94 degrees. Light breezes are expected, with slight chances of showers midweek.

Governor Abbott appoints Ashley Morgan to the Texas Water Development Board, leveraging her extensive governmental experience and legal background for the state's water management until 2027.

Round Rock introduces a series of fall arts events, including the Arts Fest and Oktoberfest, weekly Music on Main concerts, and Mainly Art shows, featuring art, performances, and local beer.