Glass panels fell from a downtown Austin building under construction, leading to road closures and an investigation into the cause. No injuries were reported.

Austin police found incendiary devices at a Tesla dealership; the bomb squad safely removed them amidst rising tensions and protests against CEO Elon Musk's political role.

A motorcycle crash in East Travis County resulted in one fatality at the intersection of Barteny Cove and Gilbert Road. Despite emergency efforts, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

Austin hosted Women's March Madness with fans gathering to support teams, while the first round saw few upsets and dominant Big Ten performances. Richmond achieved their first tournament win.

Hays County Pet Resource Center and Central Texas Food Bank held a drive-up food distribution event in Buda, supporting residents and their pets in need.

The Texas Longhorns have fired men's basketball coach Rodney Terry following a season with a 19-16 record and a quick NCAA Tournament exit. Despite previous success, the team struggled in SEC play and recruitment.

Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 13, shifting book selection in schools from librarians to school boards and involving parents, following reports of widespread book bans.

The Texas AG Ken Paxton impeachment cost over $5.1 million, with significant lawyer fees. Despite his acquittal, the expenses have sparked criticism and debate among state leaders.

The weather in Austin is fair with a high of 86°F, low humidity, and gentle winds. Conditions are sunny, with a high near 91°F expected Tuesday and partly sunny skies on Wednesday. Thunderstorms are likely Thursday and Friday.

Developments in Mario Damian-Rayas' murder case involve the arrest of suspect Juan Carlos Rodriguez-Gomez, who is linked to the crime by ballistic evidence and surveillance footage.

The Crabapple Fire in Texas, which consumed nearly 10,000 acres, is now fully contained. One firefighter was injured, nine homes were lost, and the region continues to face high fire risk due to drought.

Texas spent over $5.1 million on AG Ken Paxton's impeachment trial, with the House and Senate sharing the costs. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick criticized the spending, while former House Speaker Dade Phelan defended the expenditure transparency.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport faced delays due to air traffic controller shortages, causing a ground stop which affected incoming flights and raised safety concerns.