Travis County DA José Garza has disclosed partial records of a $115,000 security spend for his home after threats emerged, following an AG ruling for transparency.

Carmen Llanes Pulido requested a recount in the Austin mayoral race where she narrowly lost to incumbent Mayor Kirk Watson, but the city denied her petition.

A 23-year-old Kerrville man was arrested following a five-month narcotics investigation in Gillespie County, where officials found drugs and related items in his home.

Austin gears up for Small Business Saturday, highlighting the role of local businesses in the community and economy, with initiatives supporting entrepreneurs.

Austin City Council adopted updates to its 100-year water management plans, including the Water Forward, Water Conservation, and Drought Contingency Plans, focusing on long-term strategies to address population growth and climate challenges.

The Austin City Council adopted the Equity-Based Preservation Plan, designed to preserve historic sites with a focus on cultural diversity and inclusivity.

The Texas State Board of Education endorsed including Bible-based content in the curriculum, a divisive decision aligning with Gov. Abbott's views but raising concerns about church-state separation.

The Austin Police seek the public's help in identifying a person linked to a recent Rutland Drive homicide and have arrested Noah Mata in connection to the incident.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Austin, suggesting sunny skies, comfortable temperatures, and light winds over the weekend, with warmer conditions expected early next week.

Hays County's Crisis Negotiation Team trained with a fire department's bucket truck to enhance responses to elevated mental health crises. Officer Joyce Bender participated, emphasizing the importance of de-escalation and active listening.

Authorities released a new facial reconstruction image in the "Baby Madison" cold case, seeking public assistance to identify the child found dead in 2016.

An 84-year-old man in Austin confessed to murdering his roommate and her dog, misusing her credit cards, and planning to flee the country. He's now in custody without bond.

Texas continues deploying buoys in the Rio Grande to deter illegal crossings, despite legal challenges from the federal government. Governor Abbott vows to maintain efforts amid legal victories.