Increased traffic enforcement is set for US 290 in Hays County, Texas, focusing on speeding and red light violations, primarily in the Belterra area, until September 19.

Estelle's, a cocktail lounge in downtown Austin, has closed permanently after a year of operation, with the reasons for the shutdown undisclosed by its parent company NoCo Hospitality.

Two people died in a multi-car crash in Mustang Ridge, Texas. The accident, involving three vehicles, occurred on Highway 21. Police are investigating the incident.

Austin anticipates pleasant weather with sunny skies and high near 87 today, but a potential storm named Francine could bring showers by late Tuesday.

Williamson County in Georgetown initiates mosquito spraying on Sept. 6-7 following a positive West Nile virus mosquito sample, with precautions advised by the local health district.

The Austin Fire Department extinguished a fire at an abandoned building in northeast Austin, with no injuries reported. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Homeland Secretary Mayorkas criticizes Texas' immigration policies, deeming the busing of migrants and Operation Lone Star “unconscionable” and questioning the legality of Texas' Senate Bill 4.

A minor was seriously injured after being hit by a suspected drunk driver in Pflugerville; the driver was arrested and is facing intoxication assault charges.

The Texas PSC is searching for a new DPS Director and has formed a committee to oversee the hiring process, expecting to appoint a successor by the end of the year.

The ACC is hosting a free Harvest Moon Concert on September 14th at the Highland Recital Hall, featuring local AAPI musicians, celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival traditions.

The article describes the pleasant weather in Austin, with sunny skies and a high near 92 degrees, followed by cooler evenings. A tropical wave may bring rain midweek, with a chance it could develop into a tropical depression named Francine.

The Austin Auditor's Office found major inaccuracies in the city's tracking of e-scooter crash data, affecting safety measures and public education on e-scooter use.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Travis County for hiring a firm to identify unregistered voters, alleging the action is illegal and undermines election confidence.