APD increases traffic and DWI enforcement during the holiday season and promotes the ongoing DWI No Refusal Initiative to ensure safe driving practices and reduce impaired driving incidents.

A couple and their two dogs were found dead, likely due to carbon monoxide poisoning, in a tent in San Antonio.

A man died in Austin after a vehicle collision; the city's 84th fatal crash of the year. Investigations are ongoing, and APD seeks information from the public.

Austin Police are searching for two suspects involved in a 7-Eleven robbery on FM 969 Road, with a potential reward for information leading to their arrest.

A former Austin-area principal was arrested on child pornography charges in Montgomery County, Texas, following an Internet Crimes Against Children task force investigation.

A fatal car crash in Austin on December 9 resulted in the death of Regina Natalie Reyes after two vehicles collided; the incident is Austin's 85th fatal crash in 2024.

Austin prepares for a mix of light rain and fog, with a high of 68°F. The weekend will see drizzle and some sun with temperatures reaching the upper 70s. A chance of showers continues into next week, with sunny skies expected by Thursday.

Employees sue Del Valle ISD for negligence after hidden cameras were found in staff restrooms, alleging the district mishandled prior conduct complaints against the accused custodian.

East Austin's East Side Pedal Pushers bike shop was burglarized twice in one week, with thieves captured on camera and over $10,000 in bikes stolen. Two bikes have since been recovered. The shop has increased security to prevent future thefts.

A Williamson County corrections officer, Patricia Jakubowski, died following a medical emergency at the county jail. She served for 17 years and was known for her positive demeanor.

The Austin City Council is preparing to vote on Austin Energy’s plan balancing energy reliability with clean air goals. The plan potentially includes new gas-fired units, which has generated mixed responses.

Williamson County adjusts their transport plan amid local opposition, revising the route for Arterial K. While no funding exists yet, community groups continue to resist potential displacements from the project.

The University of Texas at Austin reports a 25% rise in applications despite concerns that a ban on DEI initiatives would deter students, particularly those from underrepresented groups.