Cisco's Restaurant in East Austin received a $50,000 preservation grant ahead of its 75th anniversary to maintain its historical site and continue its legacy.

Texas celebrates National Hunting and Fishing Day, with TPWD emphasizing the contributions of hunters and anglers to conservation and the state's economy.

The Texas Attorney General is updating lawsuits against Travis and Bexar counties after they sent a voter registration application to a deceased person.

Austin's forecast includes periodic rain today with a 40% chance of precipitation and possible thunderstorms, highs around 93 degrees, and mild winds. Weather will clear with cool nights and less humid days ahead.

Texas allocates $8.8 million of federal funds to enhance mental health and substance abuse services, focusing on needy populations, in response to the state's mental healthcare challenges.

Texas DPS encourages residents to report suspicious behavior via the iWatchTexas program ahead of the National "If You See Something, Say Something" Awareness Day.

Austin City Council considering a mandate for microchipping all pets to ease shelter overpopulation and reunite lost pets with owners, without imposing fines for non-compliance.

TxDOT is overhauling toll services and transitioning duties to HCTRA, urging TxTag users to update their accounts before October 15 to ensure seamless service continuation.

A major water main break in Northwest Austin closed lanes on Spicewood Springs Road, with the Austin Fire Department responding to control the erupting water geyser. Repair time is uncertain, impacting traffic.

Cards Against Humanity has sued SpaceX and Elon Musk, claiming SpaceX trespassed and damaged their land, intended as a block against Trump's border wall. They seek $15 million in damages.

APD may take action against Austin bars violating state liquor laws, with a focus on after-hours operations as noted by the Pecan Street Owners Association study and reported by the Austin Monitor.

One person was rescued and critically injured in an apartment fire in North Austin, with the AFD responding and investigating the incident causing significant traffic disruptions.

Austin Police Officer Christopher Taylor's trial for deadly conduct in Dr. Mauris DeSilva's death is starting, following a dropped murder charge and prior mistrials.