Amadeo Guillermo Arce was arrested in connection with the death of Megan Frances Hood following an alleged altercation between roommates near Georgetown.

Austin faces a measles case involving an unvaccinated traveler, prompting AISD concerns as only 88% of kindergarteners are vaccinated against measles, below the 95% herd immunity goal.

Austin is set for a warm, windy week with sunny skies and highs around 80°F. Nights may bring increased clouds and gusts up to 30 mph. A slight chance of showers exists Monday night.

The Texas A&M University System has banned drag shows on all its campuses, affecting events like Draggieland. Critics argue this may violate First Amendment rights.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is developing a new Yellow Garage, expected to provide 7,000 parking spaces and include amenities like a pedestrian bridge and EV charging stations, with completion aimed for 2027.

Cedar Park Police responded to a Chase Bank robbery, evacuated due to a suspicious item, which was later deemed safe. Nearby schools were briefly on lockdown. The investigation is ongoing.

The Austin Fire Department battled a substantial fire at a vacant East Austin apartment complex, with one person detained in relation to the incident.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport began construction on a new Yellow Garage, adding about 7,000 parking spaces by 2027 to enhance traveler experience and support expansion plans.

Austin enjoys warm, sunny start to March with highs near 83 degrees, calm winds, and stable weather conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

Leander ISD cuts programs, including IB, due to budget deficit, prompting student protests and concerns about education quality amidst financial constraints.

Texas faces a severe measles outbreak, with 146 cases and 20 hospitalizations. Despite the crisis, key leaders are silent, and vaccination rates are low. Current policies lack proactive measures such as school exclusions without a declared emergency.

Texas gun violence prevention groups rallied for gun safety reforms at the State Capitol, following reports of over 4,000 annual gun deaths in the state.

TWDB Chair Stepney was questioned on DEI practices, causing an emotional response and prompting officials, including Governor Abbott, to defend her and call for respectful discourse in Texas politics.