A young Hispanic male named Carlos Sotelo was shot and died after an attempted robbery at Griffis Apartments in Austin. Authorities seek public assistance in the homicide investigation.

The City of Austin is tackling the issue of "tanglers," like plastic bags, that disrupt recycling machinery by urging residents to keep them out of blue recycling carts.

A single-vehicle collision in Austin resulted in the death of Darrell Moore West, marking the 86th fatal incident of the year. APD is investigating and seeking witnesses.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reported a 6.14% decrease in passenger traffic in October 2024 compared to October 2023, with a 14.72% increase in total air cargo during the same month.

A fatal collision at an Austin intersection resulted in two deaths, marking the city's 87th fatal crash of the year. Witnesses are encouraged to contact APD with information.

Austin welcomes 2025 with a free New Year's Eve event featuring live music, food trucks, drones, and fireworks, with live coverage by CNN personalities.

Linnette Rodriguez-Potter was sentenced to 14 years for conspiring to import meth into the U.S. after being caught with high-purity meth at the Del Rio Port of Entry.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Austin, with overcast skies, mild temperatures, and chances of showers and thunderstorms, followed by clearer conditions later in the week.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a homicide in Downtown Austin, where one person died after a disturbance near W 6th St. and Congress Ave. Details are limited, and the investigation is ongoing.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick indicates the state may buy federal border wall materials to support Trump's agenda, pledging substantial funds for enhanced border security.

An Austin man, Nurnepes Nurjanov, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for running a $1.5 million Ponzi scheme.

Erik Alejos, 40, was safely found after a CLEAR Alert was issued in San Antonio when he went missing and was considered endangered. His disappearance details are not disclosed.

New evidence and expert testimony suggest Texas woman Carmen Mejia, convicted in 2003 for the death of a baby, may have her life sentence overturned due to questionable forensic evidence.