A man's decomposed body was found under a tarp in eastern Travis County; the death is considered suspicious, but not a danger to the public. An autopsy is pending, and the man's identity has not been released.

A measles outbreak in West Texas, with 90 cases and over 16 hospitalizations, has spread to Hays County. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccinations and warn of the risks, especially for unvaccinated individuals and pregnant women.

Austin's Convention Center is set for a $1.6 billion rebuild, aiming to enhance the city's event-hosting capacity and economic vitality, despite some local opposition.

A student was apprehended at Lockhart Junior High School for bringing a firearm on campus, prompting the introduction of a clear backpack policy by the school district.

Texas DPS arrested two Mexican nationals, one a previously deported felon, in Hidalgo County during Operation Lone Star after gunshots were heard. They face multiple charges, including firearms offenses and resisting arrest.

Austin's weather forecast includes sunny days with highs around 75°F, mild evenings around 53°F, and possible gusty winds reaching 20 mph. The weekend may see a 20% chance of showers by Sunday.

An immigration crackdown occurred at Colony Ridge near Houston, coordinated by Texas Governor Abbott and former border czar Homan, focusing on "criminals & illegal immigrants."

A high-speed police chase in Jonestown ended in a crash and standoff, with Cedar Park Police and DPS pursuing a felony suspect in a white truck. No shots were fired, but pepper balls may have been used.

Texas lawmakers debate distinct House and Senate school voucher plans, differing in funding and eligibility, with concerns over public school resource impact.

Two teens were arrested in Guadalupe County for vehicle burglaries and stealing firearms, with local law enforcement urging vehicle safety and vigilance.

Texas Lottery Commissioner Clark Smith resigned amid legislative scrutiny over the use of lottery couriers and after facing criticism for his knowledge of legal details in his role.

Atascosa County deputies helped special-needs children after their bus broke down, protecting them from cold on IH-37 and providing dinner at Wendy's.

Retired K9 officer Nemo from Williamson County has died at age 14.5 after serving eight years with the sheriff's office. He spent his retirement with his handler's family.