The Texas Transportation Commission discussed safety campaigns, transit funding, and infrastructure projects, emphasizing the "End the Streak" initiative to prevent road fatalities.

Austin Police are investigating the city's 61st homicide after a person was found dead at a North Austin apartment complex, with a person of interest detained.

A stabbing at an Austin C-Mart turned fatal, leading to a homicide investigation. The suspect, Luis Marroquin, has been charged with 1st Degree Murder.

Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis addresses staffing, crime, and community trusts with a 100-day plan, incorporating Austinites' input for departmental improvements.

Tiger Lilly, a new cocktail lounge and event venue, opens in downtown Austin, featuring drinks by mixologist Caesar Schmig and retaining much of the former Estelle's bar decor.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Austin, including sunny days, chances of thunderstorms by the weekend, and varying temperatures with potential gusty winds.

The APD reported a Sunday homicide in Austin where Elijah Martinez was found bleeding; the case is now under investigation with the community asked to provide tips.

Cedar Park Police welcomed a new K9 member, Maverik, a Belgian Malinois, along with his handler Officer Detlefsen, adding to their law enforcement team.

SMCISD is considering a move to a four-day school week and has surveyed community members for input, with student outcomes as a chief priority in the decision-making process.

Cristo Jesus Rodriguez was sentenced to 25 years for the murder of his roommate, George Emery, in Austin. He entered a guilty plea for first-degree murder.

Police Chief Lisa Davis outlined a 100-day action plan for the Austin Police Dept, focusing on recruitment, community trust, and innovation, with town halls and data-driven approaches to reform.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott mandates a tuition freeze at public colleges and universities until the 2026-2027 academic year to help ease financial burdens on students.

Former Wimberley ISD teacher David Schachter sues Hays County officials and district staff, alleging his wrongful arrest on assault charges was an attempt to end his teaching career.