Austin prepares for winter weather with training and equipment upgrades, while enhancing transit and pedestrian safety downtown. CapMetro launches new services and plans a fare system upgrade, considering equity for low-income populations.

A vehicle struck a CapMetro train in Austin, causing rail delays with no injuries reported. Police responded and temporary bus services were provided. The crash site was cleared shortly after.

Austin is launching diverse summer camps for youth aged 5-15, with inclusive programs including specialized offerings for therapeutic recreation and cultural arts. Registration starts in February with financial aid available for eligible families.

Austin experiences a chilly morning with temperatures at 39°F and variable winds at 5 mph. The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies with temperatures rising to 48°F and clear, colder nights.

The Austin Police is enhancing 6th Street's safety with features like security barriers due to recent terror attacks in other cities, per CBS Austin and Fox San Antonio.

The missing alert for Cameron Johnson, 16, in Bexar County has been discontinued without details on his status.

A juvenile was critically injured in an auto-pedestrian crash in Southeast Austin near the airport and was taken to a trauma center. The cause is under investigation.

Goats are being used in Steiner Ranch, Travis County, for wildfire prevention by grazing on hazardous vegetation, as part of a community effort to enhance resilience against wildfires.

Austin firefighters quickly contained a brush fire near Highway 183 and Anderson Mill Road, which started near a dumpster and spread to nearby trees and fences. No injuries were reported.

A North Austin apartment fire caused by an accidental electrical issue destroyed 24 units, with the Austin Fire Department rescuing residents and pets.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Austin with sunny, cool conditions turning to unpredictable weather including chances of rain showers and sleet midweek.

Five people were transported to hospitals following a seven-vehicle crash in Pflugerville, as firefighters and paramedics responded to the early morning incident.

Norovirus cases are increasing in Austin, as noted by Dr. Kevin Smith. This rise follows national trends, with concerns for vulnerable populations and emphasis on hygiene to prevent spread.