Austin reintroduces blinking school zone signals prior to school reopening, reminding drivers to slow down, with penalties outlined for speeding and not stopping for school buses.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott distributed $25,000 checks from the "Strait to the Heart" concert funds to over 60 families affected by Hill Country floods.

Austin Police Department arrested multiple suspects for vehicle burglaries in city parks, with two incidents involving a group at Zilker Park and a pair at Mayfield Park. APD advises the public on theft prevention.

Austin's weather forecast predicts a hot and sunny week with high temperatures in the high 90s, mild winds, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek.

Texas Democratic lawmakers remain absent, hindering the Republican-led legislature during a special session, and face escalated legal actions attempting to compel their return.

Traffic in Austin has normalized after an incident led to temporary road closures at South Congress and E. Ben White Blvd. Details of the incident are unclear.

Texas AG and House Speaker file a complaint to enforce arrest warrants for absent Texas Democrats in California.

Governor Greg Abbott announced over $1.6 million in grants to South Texas schools for career training programs, benefiting 482 students in high-demand fields.

The Austin Police Department is seeking leads on a shooting at East 5th Street and Red River Street involving a silver sedan and offering a reward for tips.

The Round Rock Public Library is initiating its fall ESL program, offering classes for English learners with a straightforward registration process outlined in steps, including pre-registration and in-person sign-ups.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott attended the Texas DPS's 90th anniversary at the latest DPS graduation, celebrating the new troopers' completion of training.

Three undocumented individuals with violent and DWI histories in Austin have received federal prison sentences, as part of Operation Take Back America's efforts against illegal immigration and crime.

Austin seeks a new member for its Civil Service Commission who will serve a three-year term starting December 2025, focusing on compliance with service rules.