A Southeast Austin duplex fire displaced five people; no injuries were reported. An investigation into the cause is ongoing, and victims are receiving Red Cross and police support.

Travis County lifted its burn ban temporarily due to recent rainfall that reduced the risk of wildfires, with officials set to reassess conditions in the near future.

Employees of Spicewood General Store were honored after performing CPR and saving a man's life, highlighting the importance of CPR training across professions.

Stony Point High School was placed on lockdown due to reports of a possibly armed student; no threat was found and normal activities resumed after the lockdown was lifted.

Vandegrift High School students, led by senior Sebastien Patel, are conducting a toy drive to benefit Dell Children's Medical Center, showcasing strong community support and generosity.

Drones are set to patrol State Highway 130 in Texas as part of an intelligent infrastructure initiative, aiming to improve traffic control and security.

Austin Police are searching for a male suspect in a hit-and-run on November 9. The suspect, in a white GMC truck, fled after the incident which left a victim with minor injuries. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Three individuals on Texas' 10 Most Wanted list, including Christopher Garay and Johnny Wilson, fugitives, and Michael Petterson, a sex offender, have been arrested by law enforcement.

The Elisabet Ney Museum in Austin will close on December 30, 2024, for renovations, including site upgrades and improved accessibility, with a reopening anticipated in summer 2026.

Austin Water crews are addressing a sizable wastewater spill in Austin caused by a clogged sewer manhole, with no immediate threat to the drinking water supply.

The weather in Austin is forecasted to be sunny with temperatures gradually rising. The weekend may see slight chances of showers, but overall, mid-70's temperatures are expected.

Austin Police seek a suspect in an assault at Republic Square Park, where a park employee was threatened with a knife. A reward is offered for information.

TxDOT is seeking to retain the power to self-certify environmental reviews for highway projects, a move challenged by critics who question its compliance with NEPA standards.