After 25 years in downtown Round Rock, the Louisiana Longhorn Café will close on Saturday, June 20. Owners thanked the community in a social-media post.

A San Antonio hearing kept Logan Paul’s defamation case against Coffeezilla alive as judges weigh whether CryptoZoo criticism crossed into false, damaging claims. The suit seeks damages and opens a test of online investigative reporting versus opinion.

A halal smash-burger truck from Smash City has opened at 2601 W. Braker Lane, parked in the Sunoco lot near Q2 Stadium and serving late-night smash burgers, tacos and shakes.

A Travis County judge sentenced Justin Gorbea to life without parole after jurors found him guilty of aggravated sexual assault and burglary.

Adrian Rodriguez's eighth-inning double lifted Texas past Oregon 6-5 at Disch-Falk Field, clinching the Longhorns' 39th trip to the Men's College World Series.

Stoya Bread & Co.'s tiny Hyde Park bread shed reopens this Friday as founders shift from students to full-time bakers and roll out a summer cookie.

A Gulfstream G200 crashed while attempting an emergency landing at La Romana International Airport, killing both U.S. pilots. The jet was reportedly headed to Austin to pick up Yadier Molina.

Sticky, humid air will push highs near 90°F Monday with a chance of midday storms. Heat index could top 100°F later in the week.

A chef-driven Tex-Mex cantina on Leander’s 183 corridor, Conejos mixes al pastor tacos and short-rib quesa-birrias with rotating, scratch-made specials.

A federal settlement would vacate the dunes sagebrush lizard’s 2024 endangered listing and force a new review, setting up a courtroom fight over Permian Basin drilling. Conservationists say the move could reopen fragile dune habitat to industry.

Highs near 91°F today but it will feel like 100–103°F. Warm nights and a warming trend into midweek; parks and libraries serve as cooling centers.

Muggy start to Saturday in Austin with patchy fog and leftover showers. Heaviest rain came northwest of the city; highs near 90°F with spotty storms east of I‑35.

The Texas Medical Board has temporarily suspended Dr. Samuel Byungsung Lee's Texas license after a Florida manslaughter charge tied to a patient's death. A hearing is pending.