Austin Fire Department rescued 20 people from a stalled elevator in downtown Austin with no injuries reported. They reminded citizens about elevator capacity limits.

The Texas DPS has announced leadership changes due to retirements and new roles, with key figures like Victor Escalon retiring and others being promoted.

Texas Workforce Commission awarded Huntington ISD a $140,000 grant aimed at boosting career training in welding.

A UT Austin student is suing over potential suspension for pro-Palestinian protests, alleging a First Amendment rights violation by the university administration.

The study by The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Michigan suggests regular, in-person social interactions are crucial for reducing loneliness in older adults.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is preparing for a Labor Day travel surge and advises travelers to arrive early for check-in during August 29 to September 3.

Austin anticipates mixed weather with increasing rain towards the weekend and possible thunderstorms amidst high temperatures, with a suggestion for indoor backup plans due to intermittent showers.

Governor Greg Abbott initiated the construction of the new Terrell State Hospital, a mental health facility in North Texas, set for completion in 2027.

Mercado Sin Nombre, a new cafe in East Austin, emphasizes coffee and masa, offering a unique menu that includes a "masa milk shorty" among other masa-based items.

One person was hospitalized following a serious car crash in Pflugerville, as firefighters rescued the trapped individual. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Williamson County adopts a new $635M budget focused on infrastructure, public safety, and county employee raises, with significant allocations for strategic planning and technology updates in the face of considerable population growth.

Kaitlin Armstrong's appeal for a new trial following her conviction for the murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson has been denied. Her argument questioned the qualifications of a DNA expert during the trial.

Austin ISD received a $15 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to expand solar power at 14 schools, emphasizing sustainability and renewable energy in underserved communities.