Austin enjoys stable weather with clear skies, comfortable temperatures around 69-91°F, and gentle winds. The National Weather Service forecasts continued sunny conditions for the week.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. attended the funeral of an unvaccinated girl who died of measles in Texas, sparking debate due to his anti-vax history.

The South Carolina Gamecocks beat Texas 74-57, advancing to the women's NCAA championship with a shot at consecutive titles. Coach Staley and player Edwards led the win, while Texas' coach Schaefer acknowledged their loss to a stronger team.

Abercrombie & Fitch is opening a women's-only store in Domain Northside mall, Austin, following a brand renaissance targeting millennials and Gen-Z with modern, inclusive fashion.

Demonstrators across the U.S. protested against perceived overreaches by Trump and Musk in healthcare, data, and employment, with varied concerns including cuts to services and threats to rights and benefits.

International students at UT Austin and the University of Cincinnati had their F-1 visas revoked without clear reasons, affecting their ability to study and work in the U.S.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is considering a Senate run against John Cornyn amidst a public feud, with experts noting Paxton's strong support from conservative voters.

A Texas Land Commissioner claims two border islands are cartel-infested; Texas DPS and Military Department deny this. Dispute arises as border security funding and the use of armored vehicles are discussed.

A Texas man was sentenced to life in prison for sexually exploiting a child; he pleaded guilty and had abused the child many times after befriending the family.

A pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle on I-35 in downtown Austin, leading to a temporary closure of southbound lanes.

Austin is set for fair weather with sunny days and a gradual rise in temperatures, peaking around 84-90 degrees, and clear, cool nights in the low 40s to mid-50s.

A second child died in Texas amid a measles outbreak that has spread to other states and is linked to over 500 cases, with increased hospitalizations and CDC intervention.

Teachers, parents, and community members protested at the Texas Capitol against a proposed school voucher program, advocating for public education funding and criticizing the voucher scheme as potentially harmful to public schools.