A man was arrested for the murder of a homeless woman in East Austin; her cause of death was a gunshot wound. His connection to the victim is currently unknown.

The Texas Department of Public Safety confirmed that two missing Kerr County girls, Mackenzy June, 10, and Tess Mavligit, 13, have been safely found and the Amber Alert is cancelled.

Austin's Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem advocated in Washington D.C. for sustained federal funding for local transportation projects.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport enhances winter weather operations for travel efficiency during cold months, including runway and roadway preparations and providing staff and passenger accommodations.

Austin's 12th Annual Youth Career Fest provides career exploration opportunities for high school students, with support from the city's Economic Development Department.

Texas prepares for an Arctic blast with ERCOT issuing a Weather Watch and expecting higher electricity demand. Precautions include road treatments and park closures.

A data breach at the Texas HHSC potentially exposed sensitive information of 61,000 Texans, leading to staff firings and free credit monitoring for affected individuals.

Austin plans to renovate downtown Sixth Street for improved safety and vibrancy, opening it to traffic and widening sidewalks. The initiative receives mixed reactions, with concerns about its effectiveness and impact on local charm.

A UT Austin graduate student and his wife disappeared in Mexico last summer, sparking a challenging international search by their family and authorities.

Austin's Economic Development Department announces Small Business Fundamentals Week with free classes on key topics for entrepreneurs from January 27-30, aiming to foster innovation and growth.

Hutto City Council may deny water service requests from developers due to rapid city growth and limited water supplies, to maintain long-term sustainability.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) serves as both a travel hub and a culinary/cultural hotspot, with high food sales, notably in tacos and brisket, and retail success in local merchandise.

Austin's soon-to-begin light rail system, scheduled for groundbreaking in 2027, is set to have 15 stops over a 10-mile stretch with an estimated 28,000 weekday riders, while also causing significant changes to the city's street grid.