The forecast for Austin predicts sunny skies and gradually rising temperatures, with current conditions including a comfortable 66°F, low humidity, and a light breeze.

A Lake Travis ISD teacher was arrested on charges of assaulting a minor, with an investigation revealing physical and verbal abuse towards a 6-year-old.

Austin police are investigating a fatal shooting in northeast Austin, where a person died despite rapid police response and emergency efforts. No arrests have been made; the incident appears isolated.

Austin Community College's Eastview Campus locked down after a nearby shooting; a teen was wounded critically. Activities resumed following an all-clear.

The Texas A&M Board of Regents voted to cut an LGBTQ+ studies minor, one of 52 programs deemed low-producing, amidst controversy over faculty roles and political motivations.

Texas Senate Committee discusses affordable housing crisis, with testimony on causes and high costs. AARP proposes solutions for older Texans facing financial barriers. Lawmakers aim for action in the upcoming legislative session.

Hays County lifts its burn ban due to forecasted rain and improved conditions, allowing controlled debris burning with caution advised.

Dallas, Bastrop, and Lockhart in Texas voted to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana, reflecting a change in local public opinion on cannabis laws.

A man from Kyle is charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend and her child after an alleged break-in in July. Police refuted his denial of visiting the victim's home, leading to his arrest.

The FBI is investigating racist text messages in Austin, and similar cases in other states, falsely claiming to enslave people or deport them as organized by a "Trump representative."

The Texas DPS has increased the reward to $8,500 for information leading to the capture of Miguel Angel Gomez, a murder suspect and parole violator on the state's Most Wanted list.

Austin announces closures of city offices, including libraries and recreation centers, on Veterans Day, with essential services like waste collection operating as usual.

Round Rock voters passed a $932.1 million school bond, excluding athletic facility upgrades, prioritizing technology, campus improvements, and fine arts.