Yuki’s wraparound counter turns handrolls into spectator dining: made‑to‑order 3–6 roll sets, sashimi and frequent fresh fish shipments keep the focus tight and fast. Owner Hyo Lim is also opening a Korean spot, Dubu, in July.

A Travis County judge handed Kawaski Latham six years of deferred adjudication after he pleaded guilty in the 2023 Manor hit-and-run that killed 54‑year‑old Alisia Allen. The plea includes jail time, community service and an apology to the family.

A federal suit says Meneses Law coached Spanish‑speaking clients into false VAWA abuse petitions and charged thousands. The firm denies the claims as litigation begins in Houston federal court.

Veteran-owned Level Up Treats opened May 13 in New Braunfels, serving bubble waffles, ice cream sundaes and boba lemonades at pop-ups and events.

Fixe Southern House quietly closed its Clearfork location on June 11, leaving a prominent storefront empty and reservations canceled.

TCEQ has proposed rules to let treated fracking wastewater be applied to land; pilots show strong contaminant removal but critics say testing gaps remain.

A Travis County judge gave Martin Rodriguez a 30-year sentence after he pleaded guilty in the January 2024 death of Naomi Davis, court records show.

Iliana de la Vega is closing El Naranjo on July 18, ending a 15-year Austin run that began as a Rainey Street trailer and became a South Lamar mainstay.

Akshay Gupta’s family says they remain "in a very bad state" after his fatal CapMetro bus stabbing and are calling for changes as the suspect is treated at a state hospital.

A juvenile will face a felony charge after a gel blaster fired from a passing car struck two 12‑year‑old girls in Leander. Police say the attack appears to have been random.

HPI will break ground on a new phase of the 100‑acre Hays Commerce Center in Kyle, adding flexible small‑bay warehouse space aimed at local logistics and manufacturers.

East Austin’s Rosewood Social Club folds a coffee bar, big backyard and boozy yuzu frozen margaritas into one family-friendly, all-day hangout.

A renovated bathhouse at East Austin's Parque Zaragoza reopened Wednesday, adding accessible restrooms, a lifeguard office and a new pavilion while honoring the park's long community legacy.