CAIR-Austin urges increased police patrols after three mosques in Austin were vandalized with spray-painted symbols, seeking community support and a stronger police presence.

Champion Park in Cedar Park has fixed its water leak and reopened restrooms, restoring full park amenities for visitors.

The article discusses a public hearing for the proposed annexation of over 230 acres in an area, covering details of the land tracts involved in the development plans, scheduled for June 12, 2025.

Austin is facing a week of extreme heat, with forecasts indicating temperatures approaching 100 degrees and a heat index of up to 105. Winds, clouds, and potential storms are also expected.

APD searches for two suspects after a shooting on South IH-35 that left one injured. The incident involved a dark pickup truck and a blue Nissan sedan. The public is urged to provide information.

Austin will close city offices for Memorial Day but maintain essential services like utilities payments online and trash collection. Parks and recreational facilities will have varied hours.

Austin's ACME launched The Creative Reset, a year-long effort to revamp the city's cultural scene, including grants and community engagement to shape future arts planning.

Round Rock City Council approved the expansion of Greenlawn Boulevard from four to six lanes, adding a bike path and improving access to a major development.

A rise in guilty pleas for National Defense Area violations has been seen on the US-Mexico border, with 120 convictions. Two Mexican nationals were among those charged.

Austin Police imposes a ban on personal watercraft on Lake Austin during Memorial Day weekend to ensure safety amid high traffic, allowing non-motorized vessels.

APD announced increased patrols to combat intoxicated driving over Memorial Day weekend, including enforcement of the year-round DWI No Refusal Initiative.

Austin expects a hot week with potential thunderstorms, highs around 97-99 degrees, and heat indices up to 105. Rain chances increase Sunday onward, with gusty winds throughout.

The Onion Creek Trail, funded by Buda Bonds, opens in Buda, Texas, offering a 1.5-mile path for walking, jogging, and cycling near the Buda Amphitheater and City Park.