One person died and another was injured in a vehicle crash on SH 130 in Pflugerville near the Kelly Lane exit around 3:19 a.m. Traffic was disrupted but later cleared; the investigation is ongoing.

Georgetown ISD is preparing to start construction of its third high school in spring, scheduled to open in May 2028, financed by a $649 million bond approved by voters.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a fatal hit-and-run where Kameron Hartman was struck and killed. They seek information on a dark-colored Chevy Equinox involved.

The Bonfire Unity Endowed Presidential Scholarship honors UT and Texas A&M unity after the 1999 bonfire tragedy, supporting students who serve their communities, like neuroscience student Zeeyad Anwar.

Freeman F. Martin becomes the new Director of the Texas DPS, promising to enhance public safety amid significant threats, with support from Governor Abbott and other officials.

Marianne Agusto died from injuries sustained in a traffic collision in Austin on November 6. Police are investigating the city's 80th fatal crash of the year.

The article details a forecast of cloudy weather with intermittent showers for Austin, peaking midweek, accompanied by mild temperatures and light winds.

Austin's District 7 faces a runoff election after no candidate won the majority in the general election, despite residents' preference for ranked choice voting, which remains unapproved by Texas.

Divers found remains and a car linked to the 44-year-old case of missing couple Charles and Catherine Romer in a Brunswick pond, bringing closure to their family.

A man died after a confrontation with another driver in Hays County. Texas DPS is investigating the incident where John Paul Ramirez was hit by a vehicle. Charles Allen Rice was arrested and charged with manslaughter.

Freeman F. Martin was sworn in as the new director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, succeeding Colonel Steven McCraw, with Governor Greg Abbott presiding over the ceremony.

A medical equipment supplier in El Paso was sentenced to five years for a $1.7 million healthcare fraud involving swapping expensive medical items for cheaper ones and overbilling Medicaid and Medicare.

Austin's drinking water shows negligible PFAS levels after a year-long safety study, complying with an EPA directive, with most tests showing undetectable amounts.