Jury Set to Deliberate in Trial of Austin Officer Accused of Deadly Conduct in 2019 Shooting
Jury to deliberate Austin police officer Christopher Taylor's fate for deadly conduct in 2019 shooting of Mauris DeSilva, a mentally distressed individual. Prosecution and defense present differing views on the necessity of Taylor's actions.
Gov. Abbott Celebrates the Launch of the Texas Stock Exchange in Austin, Bolstering State's Financial Influence
Gov. Greg Abbott celebrated the launch of the Texas Stock Exchange (TSXE) at a press conference, presenting it as a major economic milestone for the state and a step toward enhancing Texas's financial influence.
Austin Sizzles with Near-Record Heat as October Keeps Summer Alive
Austin is set to experience near-record heat with a high of 97°, as a dry October continues the warm trend of September. Winds may bring slight relief, but nights will only cool to around 70 degrees. The week ahead looks to remain in the mid-90s.
Austin City Limits Festival to Offer Eclectic Mix of Eats from Local Favorites to New Culinary Entrants
The Austin City Limits Music Festival expands its food offerings, introducing new vendors like Taco Mafia and favorites like JuiceLand, alongside an array of classic and new eateries at ACL Eats, ACL Sweets, and La Pachanga Eatery.
Florence ISD Cancels Monday Classes Due to Major Water Line Repairs, City Coordinates Emergency Aid
Florence ISD closed schools on Monday due to a significant water line issue, leaving buildings without water. The city is working on repairs, expects to restore water by the afternoon or evening, and has set up emergency water distribution.
Austin's Alleged Serial Killer Raul Meza Faces Plea Deal, Community in Uproar Demanding Justice Without Parole
Raul Meza, convicted for an earlier murder, may enter a plea deal for two more murders. The judge and victims' families prefer life without parole or the death penalty over the possibility of parole.












