A gas line rupture closed Bee Cave Parkway, with Lake Travis Fire Rescue responding and Texas Gas Service repairing the line; no hazardous levels detected.

The article discusses the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which standardizes traffic signs in Texas for driver comprehension and safety.

Flights to Austin from Houston and Dallas were stopped due to FAA staffing issues but resumed by noon. The ground stop affected several airports, highlighting Austin's ongoing staffing challenges and drawing criticism from local officials.

The Walsh Boat Landing in Austin honors William Walsh, a significant influencer on the city’s architecture, celebrating his legacy on March 23 at the landing site.

The Austin weather forecast predicts clear skies with a high of 70°F and a south wind gusting up to 22 mph today. A rise in temperature and potential showers with thunderstorms are expected later in the week.

The U.S. DOJ withdrew from a lawsuit against Texas' SB 4 immigration law, but private parties continue the legal challenge, with a trial set for July 8. The law remains blocked despite the DOJ's exit from the case.

Two were arrested in Austin for the kidnapping of a child; the suspects allegedly took the 7-year-old from the mother's apartment and are charged with aggravated kidnapping.

The Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 10, which mandates the Ten Commandments displayed in public school classrooms, stirring debate over church-state separation.

William Rojas received a life sentence for murdering Esbin Santiago-Gomez in 2022 and got additional time for evidence tampering, as reported by CBS Austin.

Two suspects were arrested for their involvement in Austin park vehicle burglaries, facing various charges including credit card abuse and license violations.

Mexican national Nicacio Arellano-Garcia was convicted of human smuggling-related charges for transporting illegal aliens through hazardous conditions, resulting in one death.

Austin City Council will review Land Development Code amendments to allow more housing space while preserving existing units without increasing impervious cover. Public hearings are scheduled for April.

Registrations opened on March 19 for a Girls Empowerment Week happening from July 28-31, aimed at boosting confidence and leadership in girls aged 11-14 through various activities.