Infowars reporter Jamie White was killed in an attempted car burglary in Austin. The community mourns, and the DA's office rebukes Alex Jones' politicization of the tragedy.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted an indefinite stay of execution to David Leonard Wood, convicted of six murders in 1987, just days before his lethal injection date.

Paradromics announced a partnership for their upcoming Connexus BCI Clinical Study to restore communication for paralysis patients, aiming for a 2025 launch, involving advanced implant tech for speech synthesis.

Hundreds of Texans gathered at the State Capitol to debate the controversial HB 3, a bill proposing education savings accounts for private schooling, which is facing both staunch support and severe opposition.

Austin High School mourns the loss of beloved math teacher and golf coach Jackson Bauer, a figure known for his positive impact and infectious smile. His death's cause is undisclosed, and the school offers counseling to students.

Jonathan Blanco is announced as the new lead of the Hays County Budget Office, bringing his extensive financial experience to oversee the county's budget.

The article details a sunny and warm weather forecast for Austin, with temperatures nearing 90 degrees and comfortable evenings expected over the coming week.

Texas Governor Abbott advocates for a universal school choice bill at Parent Empowerment Day, urging support for House Bill 3 as public hearings begin.

A rabid bat was found in Cedar Park, leading officials to investigate potential human or animal exposures and to remind the public about rabies prevention.

Austin's Fannie Davis Gazebo, constructed in 1969 by the local NAWIC chapter, received historic landmark status for its cultural and architectural significance.

U.S. CBP officers at Roma Port of Entry in South Texas discovered over $20 million worth of meth hidden in mineral water bottles in a tractor-trailer from Mexico.

Southwest Airlines will start charging baggage fees for most passengers from May 28, ending its free two-bag policy, but elite frequent flyers, premium fare customers, and certain credit card holders will be exempt.

Texas House Bill 198, named the Wade Cannon Act, proposes mandatory cancer screenings for firefighters, starting in their fifth year of service, to address increased cancer risks in the profession.