Governor Greg Abbott honored fallen DPS troopers and Texas Rangers at an annual memorial service, emphasizing the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers.

Four more arrests were made in connection with the Juneteenth shooting in Round Rock that left two dead and 14 injured. Suspects face first-degree felony charges.

Sixty individuals pleaded guilty to illegally entering a National Defense Area on the U.S.-Mexico border, reflecting Operation Take Back America's crackdown on unauthorized immigration.

A hit-and-run in Austin led to the death of Erica Garza and injuries to two males; APD seeks the fleeing driver in the city's 30th fatal crash of 2025.

The online interactive map, Historic Landmarks Explorer, details over 100 historic sites in Round Rock, Texas, and includes educational resources on local history.

Austin's Commons Ford Ranch Park will alter parking on Memorial Day weekend to improve safety and access, with Park Rangers guiding visitors and vehicles possibly towed if parked improperly. Carpooling is advised; park entry limited when full.

A car crash in Austin on May 17 claimed a life and injured others, marking the city's 32nd fatal crash of the year. APD seeks public information to aid the investigation.

The Outdoor Wonder and Learning (OWL) Center in Austin is transforming a former school site into an interactive natural environment for education and community engagement.

Austin expects high temperatures near 100 degrees, with mostly clear skies and light winds. Heat will persist throughout the week with slight chances of showers and thunderstorms by Sunday.

Jose Vitor Leme won his third PBR World Championship with the Austin Gamblers, tying him with legends for most titles and helping his team win their first series championship.

Nineteen malnourished dogs were found in poor conditions inside a Katy home. An investigation is underway, with a hearing to determine custody of the dogs.

A grass fire consumed 10 acres in Caldwell County, Texas, due to illegal burning during a burn ban. Firefighters and agencies controlled the situation without injuries or structural damage.

Texas is considering House Bill 186 to ban minors from social media, with bipartisan support but facing opposition due to potential overreach and First Amendment concerns.