Austin's weather will remain clear tonight, with a sunny day tomorrow at 61°F. Clouds increase Saturday, with possible showers and thunderstorms by night. Unsettled conditions with rain chances continue through the weekend and into next week.

Officials issue warnings and citations to pet owners for neglect during a cold snap in the US, with over 30 citations in Austin and 50-70 around San Antonio. Laws like Texas's Safe Outdoor Dogs Act aim to protect pets from extreme weather.

Residents of Sonterra in Jarrell are upset by a significant increase in annual HOA fees from $60 to $240, with a deadline looming at the end of January.

Austin's Project Connect progresses with updated light rail plans, amid budget concerns and legislative scrutiny, aiming to enhance city transit by 2027 with 15 new stations and additional infrastructure.

Pease Park Conservancy in Austin responds to car break-ins and thefts with cautionary signage and increased monitoring by the park operations team and Austin Police patrols.

Lockhart residents are upset with the City Council opposing a ballot measure to decriminalize marijuana despite a 68% vote for it, citing state law issues.

Austin chefs and restaurants earn multiple James Beard Award 2025 semifinalist nominations in various categories, highlighting the city's diverse culinary talent.

Texas legislators discuss their approaches to President Trump's second term, highlighting cooperation and concerns with federal policies and their potential impact on Texas.

Texas lawmakers propose increased education funding, including funds for student enrollment and teacher raises, while also pushing for school vouchers and maintaining border security efforts.

Chris Sundly, an aviation professional, has played a key role in enhancing airport safety at Austin's airport and holds the position of Airside Operations Manager - SMS at AUS.

Austin weather forecast includes fair skies, temperatures ranging from highs near 55°F to lows around 28°F, low humidity, gentle winds, and a chance of weekend showers.

Austin's rental rates have decreased for 19 months due to a construction surge, influenced by political shifts, although affordability issues persist.

Austin-Travis County EMS reports an increase in cold exposure calls with two potential hypothermia deaths amid freezing Texas weather; Mayor Watson seeks to protect all residents.