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Keshawn Dixon, 18, was arrested in relation to a mass shooting at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock, with ongoing investigations possibly leading to more arrests.

Tropical Storm Beryl is expected to hit Central Texas as a hurricane near Matagorda Bay and weaken as it moves north. Austin is on alert for possible flooding and strong winds, with a deteriorating weather forecast including showers and storms.

Governor Abbott declares a weather disaster for 40 counties in Texas in response to Hurricane Beryl and activates emergency management to higher readiness.

A dog died after swimming in Lake Travis, Austin, prompting warnings to keep pets away, especially near Point Venture, due to potential cyanotoxin risk from algae.

The University of Texas at Austin is disciplining students for April's pro-Palestinian protests with potential suspensions or a "deferred suspension" probation.

Footage of a family hit by a drunk driver at St. David's Medical Center spurred legislation for hospital safety, including installing bollards. The driver, now deceased, had high blood-alcohol levels, and a lawsuit claims negligence by the hospital.

Austin Police investigate a man's body found with blunt trauma on Rainey Street trail. Not considered a homicide but an isolated incident with no immediate threat to the public. Identity remains undisclosed as investigations continue.

Austin faces extreme heat with a chance of storms, as Tropical Storm Beryl threatens Central Texas with potential landfall near Corpus Christi and risks of heavy rain, winds, and flooding.

Hays County District Clerk Avrey Anderson resigned amid controversies and legal challenges regarding his performance in office. He admitted stress and a lack of competence in his resignation letter.

Austin Community College approves a 4.5% pay raise and raises the minimum wage to $23/hr for its employees, though some staff feel it's insufficient due to Austin's high cost of living.

Austin City Manager T.C. Broadnax is set to present a city budget with a $13.2 million deficit as financial challenges surge, amid debates over public safety funding and community group demands for increased investment in city services.

A 14-year-old boy, Christopher Rodriguez Diaz, has been missing in Austin since June 14. The search involves the police and NCMEC, with a call for public help.