A cement truck fire on North MoPac in North Austin was extinguished without injuries, but caused traffic delays and the need for a specialized tow truck.

Lisa Davis becomes Austin's new Police Chief; APD promises to publish crime clearance rates after being criticized for not sharing these important statistics, which indicate a department's effectiveness in solving crimes.

A cyclist was killed in a collision on South Congress Avenue in Austin, marking the city's 61st fatal crash this year. The driver cooperated with the investigation; police are seeking witnesses.

The article describes the sunny and increasingly warm weather forecast for Austin with a high near 92 degrees, and notes the minimal impact of Tropical Storm Francine on the area, bringing only increased humidity and isolated showers.

Julie K. Kotrla charged with Collision Causing Death after fatally hitting pedestrian Tony Almanza in South Austin.

Barbs B Q in Lockhart was named one of Bon Appétit's best new restaurants of 2024, featuring a unique blend of Mexican-American and South Texas barbecue flavors.

Austin Kinghorn is named Deputy Attorney General for Legal Strategy in Texas, with Attorney General Paxton praising his skill and dedication to justice.

Victor Gonzales Jr.'s family is suing Travis County, alleging jail staff failed to provide necessary medical care, resulting in his death from a blood clot.

A five-car crash on I-35 in north Austin caused significant traffic delays, but the road was reopened by 7:23 a.m. Investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Hays County authorities initiate a targeted enforcement to curb speeding along U.S. Hwy 290, focusing on road safety and voluntary compliance with traffic laws.

Missing 86-year-old Lawrence "Bob" Lynd was found in good health after a Silver Alert was issued when he disappeared from his senior living center in Cedar Park.

Over 60 pets were adopted from Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter during the "Clear The Shelters" event, with waived adoption fees and extended hours.

A fire at an Austin Energy substation caused a power outage for 6,500 customers and significant road closures. The emergency services extinguished the fire quickly, and power was restored by 5:20 a.m.