Hays County sees a trend of tire thefts, particularly Toyota wheels, prompting law enforcement to advise using wheel locks and parking in well-lit areas.

Ross Stayton Lester was arrested for multiple burglaries and thefts in Fayette County, including vehicles, weapons, and body armor.

Lisa Davis became Austin's new police chief after leaving Cincinnati, inheriting the role and its challenges, including officer-involved shootings and departmental issues.

Texas debates including Bible stories in public elementary school curriculum, with opponents citing religious bias and proponents arguing cultural relevance.

The Historic Landmark Commission voted to preserve a century-old East Austin building, a decision that may lead to its recognition as a historic landmark, countering demolition plans by Eureka Holdings.

A man was killed by Austin police during a confrontation where he allegedly tried to enter businesses and refused to drop his gun. The incident is under investigation.

Governor Greg Abbott updates Texans on preparations for Tropical Storm Francine, stressing safety and readiness. He advises residents to follow local guidance and highlights the deployment of emergency resources, including the National Guard.

The Texas DPS honors its Crime Laboratory Division during National Forensic Science Week, highlighting their essential forensic work and public tours of the facilities.

San Antonio Police are searching for Adiah Damir Roberson in Austin for the murder of Sonic manager Daniel Shrewsbury over a counterfeit money dispute.

The Austin Police Department seeks a suspect in a non-fatal shooting and has released a vehicle and suspect description, urging public assistance and offering a reward.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has announced a second set of interim charges for state Senate committees to study before the 2025 legislative session, focusing on conservative priorities.

Austin's Economic Development Department announced public art opportunities for local artists, with budgets ranging from $100,000 to $625,000 under the Art in Public Places Program. Applications open September 24 through October 22.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver on West Highway 71 in Austin, marking the city's 63rd fatal crash this year. Police are investigating and seeking tips.