Austin's forecast predicts clear skies and pleasant temperatures through the end of the week, with highs in the 70s and 80s and cooler nights around 40-50s, with potential gusty winds.

A couple's lost 1966 wedding record found at an Austin thrift store is being returned to them after a shopper's discovery and online connections linked it back to its owners.

Fayette County Sheriff's Office seeks suspects for Flatonia Golf Course vandalism involving ATV or UTV damage to greens and a flagpole, with up to $2,500 reward offered for relevant tips.

Austin's HSEM will host an Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up at the Carver Branch Library on November 20 for community readiness against local emergencies.

One man was killed in a shooting in Austin, and a suspect has been arrested and charged with 1st Degree Murder. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Third Eye Blind will headline Austin's New Year's Eve celebration at Auditorium Shores, a free, family-friendly event with music, food, and fireworks.

Texas A&M University commemorated the 25th anniversary of the deadly Aggie Bonfire collapse that occurred in 1999, with a ceremony at the exact time and place of the tragedy.

The Documentary "Haskell House and the Story of Clarksville" highlights the history of one of Austin's oldest structures and the Clarksville community, now available on YouTube.

Austin police responded to a fatal shooting of an unidentified woman. Noah Mata, detained for firing the shot, faces 1st Degree Aggravated Robbery charges. The case is under investigation.

Austin experiences heavy rain and fog, but is expected to see sunny weather and a high of 77 degrees later in the day. The week will continue with sunny days and mild temperatures.

A student collapsed and was without a heartbeat for 45 minutes but was saved by coaches' CPR and responders' efforts, emphasizing the importance of emergency preparedness.

A woman was fatally shot at the Espero Rutland apartments in Austin, marking the city's 62nd homicide of the year. Police are investigating with no suspect identified yet.

Austin developer Nate Paul was jailed for contempt of court related to a lawsuit alleging he defrauded a charity. His detention is not related to his ties with Texan AG Paxton.