The Susanna Dickinson Museum celebrates its 15th anniversary with activities, music, and exhibits on Texas history and women's roles, including historic quilts.

Texas DPS arrested two men, Alonso-Cortez and Espinoza-Arguello, for sexual assault of a child and immigration violations in different counties as part of Operation Lone Star.

A traffic stop by Texas DPS led to a human smuggling bust and the arrest of a man sought for sexual assault in Laredo, Texas. Seven people were detained and referred to Border Patrol.

Austin City Council is seeking applicants for the Municipal Civil Service Commission, overseeing city employee appeals and governance, with terms ending in May 2027 or 2028.

Austin is experiencing chilly weather with a possibility of freezing rain, and a slight chance of showers over the weekend, followed by sunshine and warmer temperatures in the upcoming week.

The Texas Senate passed bail reform measures tightening policies for violent crime suspects, moving towards the House. The bills could restrict bail eligibility and allow denial of bail for some charges, raising constitutional concerns among critics.

Firefighters in South Austin rescued two people and a dog from a 3-alarm condo fire, leaving 15 displaced, with no medical attention sought. The fire, ruled accidental, caused $1.1 million in damage.

ERCOT anticipates a tight power supply in Texas due to cold temperatures but has not issued emergency conditions, with CEO Pablo Vegas expressing confidence in the grid's reliability.

Spurs gear up for home-like games in Austin's Moody Center, facing the Suns and Pistons during their annual rodeo road trip.

Round Rock Police Department adds new K-9 Reka, an explosive-detecting Dutch Shepherd, and her handler Officer Jackson to their unit. Reka replaces retiring K-9 Lucy.

The City of Austin invites residents to town hall meetings for input on the 2025-26 budget, led by City Manager T.C. Broadnax, with a focus on community priorities.

Brian Dismukes was appointed as Assistant Chief in the DPS Infrastructure Operations Division, recognized for his three decades of service and leadership.

The Texas House has proposed a bill for private school vouchers, which would allow families to use state funds to pay for private schooling, sparking debate over public education resources.