H-E-B hosted its 35th annual Feast of Sharing in Austin, serving over 10,000 meals and providing entertainment, activities, and health resources to the community.

Texas Legislature to discuss a bill imposing stricter penalties on hoax school threats, potentially classifying them as felonies with reparations for emergency response costs.

The Austin Police Department is investigating the 65th homicide in the city after responding to a fatal shooting at the Bridge at Granada Apartments. No suspect is in custody, but the incident appears isolated with no public threat.

Jesús Aguirre has been appointed as the new director of Austin's Parks and Recreation Department, bringing over two decades of experience from similar roles in cities like Washington, D.C. and Seattle.

Texas Longhorns defeated Kentucky Wildcats 31-14 in their continued pursuit of the conference title, with strong performances from both quarterback Ewers and running back Wisner.

A Dripping Springs resident won $1 million from the Mega Millions lottery with a ticket purchased at an Austin H-E-B, missing only the Mega Ball for the jackpot.

The Austin Empty Bowl Project held its 28th event to fight hunger in Central Texas, drawing community support with over 3,000 bowls from local artisans. Proceeds aid Kids Café and Meals on Wheels.

Icenhauer's bar in Austin has closed after 14 years due to financial strain from local construction, joining a list of Rainey Street bars that have recently shut down.

Texas Rep. Pat Curry introduces a bill to classify abortion drugs as controlled substances, echoing Louisiana's law, which healthcare professionals say causes care delays.

Austin Police Officer Christopher Taylor's sentencing hearing resumes, where his defense will argue before potential prison time for 2019 deadly conduct.

Austin celebrated a Glen Powell look-alike contest judged by his family, won by local Maxwell Braunstein who also got a chance for a family member to cameo in Powell's movie.

The Texas DPS is intensifying traffic enforcement around Thanksgiving, focusing on safety and reducing accidents as part of Operation CARE. Last year, they issued over 41,000 warnings and citations during the holiday period.

The ceiling of a patio at UT Austin's Norman Hackerman Building collapsed; no injuries occurred and the building was quickly reopened after investigation and evacuation.