Williamson County corrections officer Jake Irvan Jimenez faces a felony family violence charge after an off-duty incident; he's on administrative leave pending investigation.

The Round Rock Police Department warns about a dangerous TikTok trend where teens send AI-generated images of fake home invasions, leading parents to make false emergency calls.

Austin adds two new cultural districts, the 5th Street Mexican American Heritage Corridor and Govalle Cultural District, to foster arts and business growth.

Kenneth Cusick is appointed as Galveston County's Criminal District Attorney by Governor Abbott, serving through 2026 unless replaced by an elected successor.

The Becker Elementary community protested proposed AISD school closures, highlighting the school's Spanish Dual Language Program and the impact of relocation on families.

Austin Police are investigating the city's 45th homicide after an unidentified female was found dead from trauma on Research Boulevard; they seek public assistance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for a statewide moment of silence to honor victims of the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel, emphasizing solidarity against hatred and violence.

Organizations in Wimberley are hosting a free educational event about riparian and stream ecosystem management on October 28, combining classroom learning and field experiences.

Katherine McDaniel appointed to the 498th Judicial District Court in Kendall County by Governor Greg Abbott, with an extensive legal background and community involvement.

Austin police investigate the city's 46th homicide after a woman's body with trauma was found on Research Boulevard. No suspects identified; witness heard a "popping noise." Police seek tips.

Enrique Ramirez Leon, a missing 68-year-old man from East Austin, has been safely located after a Silver Alert was issued due to his medical conditions and memory loss.

Constable Paul Leal has been appointed to the JPCA's Constable Education Committee to assist in developing training for Texas justices of the peace and constables.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport prepares for a surge of over 35,000 passengers due to ACL and F1 events, advising early arrivals and warning of potential congestion. Extra staff and shuttle services are planned, alongside ongoing construction.