One person died and three were injured in a head-on collision in East Austin, with CPR attempts failing for the deceased. Investigations into the crash's cause are ongoing.

Austin faces a hot week with highs nearing 100°F, slight relief from breezes, and intermittent chances of showers and thunderstorms.

An officer-involved shooting in South Austin injured one person. The incident involved an individual in a wheelchair and occurred on William Cannon Dr. No officers were harmed.

Round Rock, Texas, reports its population at 139,631 in May 2025, with monthly updates adding new homes and quarterly for multifamily units. These figures aid city planning and policy-making.

A San Marcos man was arrested after attempting to take photos under a woman's skirt at Walmart. The suspect, Andy Longoria, faces charges of Invasive Visual Recording.

Travis and El Paso counties are suing Texas AG Paxton over rules requiring detailed case reports, citing privacy, workload, and separation of powers concerns.

The Givens District Park Pool in Austin is set to reopen on June 7 with new features catering to all ages, while significant upgrades are also planned for the Givens Recreation Center.

The Williamson Museum hosted its 19th annual Pioneer Days event, recreating 19th-century life with activities and historical demonstrations in Round Rock.

Austin is preparing for a week of high heat with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, minimal chances of rain, and high heat index values. The workweek also predicts persistent hot weather with sporadic chances for showers.

Austin Police arrested Darius Hatcher for the fatal shooting of two men, stemming from a child custody dispute, marking the city's 18th and 19th homicides.

Maria Navarro-Sanchez was indicted in El Paso for supporting a terrorist group, marking a first in U.S. legal action against cartel-related activities.

The Austin Police Department reported a fatal stabbing on a CapMetro bus on South Lamar Boulevard, where 30-year-old Akshay Gupta died, and suspect Deepak Kandel was charged with murder.

The Texas House passed a bill for air conditioning in prisons by 2032, following a district judge's ruling that current conditions violate the U.S. Constitution.