Austin breaks ground on Iris Gardens, an affordable housing complex affirming LGBTQIA2+ seniors, providing 150 units for low-income residents and 65 for permanent supportive housing.

Texas reminds residents of its fireworks regulations as the Fourth of July sale period starts. Use is banned in cities and a 5,000-foot boundary around them. Safety inspections and guidelines are in place.

The ESB MACC is honoring five Latino/a/e/x Austin artists with its 2025 Awards of Excellence, including a livestream event for those without an invite.

Austin anticipates a hot week with highs in the mid-90s, potentially reaching a heat index of 103 degrees; slight evening breezes provide minimal relief.

Governor Abbott of Texas vetoes 26 bills, prompting a special session to address select vetoed items including a bill banning Delta 8 and 9 THC products. Critics speak out as the session also covers other vital legislation.

A pedestrian named Claudia Gale Porter died after being hit by a vehicle on Hancock Drive in Austin; police are investigating the city's 46th fatal crash of the year.

A man was found dead with injuries near a gas station in southeast Austin, prompting a homicide investigation. No suspects or arrests have been made yet.

San Marcos River will charge non-residents for parking starting July 1, aiming to fund park maintenance as non-residents do not contribute to property taxes.

Williamson County has announced the reservation period for Fall 2025 youth cricket field reservations: from June 23 to 30, with notifications sent by July 9.

Austin's upcoming week will see high temperatures near 100°F, with humid conditions raising the heat index even higher. A slight chance of rain is expected tomorrow, but overall the pattern of hot days and warm nights is set to continue.

An operation in Kerr County resulted in 18 arrests for alleged solicitation of minors online, with suspects unknowingly engaging with undercover agents.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms, drawing controversy over church-state separation. Critics are ready to legally challenge the legislation.

A Round Rock man was arrested by the FBI for making terroristic threats on Roblox, planning to attack Shia Muslims and seeking "martyrdom" at a Christian event, as per CBS Austin and KVUE reports.