Mammatus clouds, known for their rounded appearance, formed over Texas post-storm, providing a visually striking scene that lasted briefly and indicated the presence of severe weather.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a home invasion and fatal shooting that claimed the life of Xavier Jones Sr., marking the city's 65th homicide in 2024.

Texas DPS Class B-2024 trainees completed a field training exercise, preparing them for real-world law enforcement scenarios before their December graduation.

APD Chief Lisa Davis issued a statement following Officer Taylor's sentencing, focusing on a commitment to transparency and reform within the department. She outlined goals for constitutional policing and officer wellness to prevent future incidents.

Two individuals were arrested in North Austin for retail theft during a coordinated operation with local police and retailers at The Domain and Arboretum Shopping Centers.

Austin experiences light rain and fog with cool temperatures and low visibility. Motorists should be cautious due to fog. The weather will remain cloudy with light winds and chances of showers and thunderstorms in the coming days.

East Austin is set to benefit from new MetroRapid lines by 2025 as part of the multi-billion-dollar Project Connect plan, aiming to improve city connectivity and public transportation.

SWAT resolved a standoff with a man wielding a machete-like knife in Southeast Austin peacefully; no injuries occurred, and the man had an existing warrant.

Travis County reports a decrease in overdose deaths for the first time in three years, amid amplified efforts to combat substance abuse, including wider Narcan availability.

One person died and two sustained serious injuries in a November 28 collision on FM 969 Road in Austin, marking the city's 81st fatal traffic incident of the year.

Kendrick Lamar will perform in Texas with SZA on his Grand National Tour at Houston's NRG Stadium and Arlington's AT&T Stadium on April 23 and 26, respectively.

The Austin Parks and Recreation Department is inviting the community to contribute to the development of the George Washington Carver Museum through meetings and surveys.

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has lost track of five medically released inmates' whereabouts and is keeping their identities confidential, raising questions about system oversight.