Austin receives a $1.3 million federal grant for traffic safety improvements at two key intersections to reduce accidents as part of the Vision Zero initiative.

A reported shooting at a Kyle 7-Eleven left one wounded and a suspect in custody. Local police and news outlets urge the public to avoid the scene and await further details.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appointed Lori Massey Brissette to the Fourth Court of Appeals, serving until December 31, 2024, or until a successor is elected.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urges boaters to prevent the spread of invasive species like giant salvinia and zebra mussels by cleaning, draining, and drying their equipment.

A homicide investigation is underway in South Austin after a person was found dead from traumatic injuries. Police consider the incident isolated with no public danger.

San Marcos launched a six-month pilot program expanding SPIN Electric Scooter services to provide more transportation options, including 24/7 availability and incentives for proper parking.

Austin invites residents to vote for student artwork for the 2025 Emergency Preparedness Calendar, promoting disaster readiness education among youth.

Austin continues to endure a heat wave, with high temperatures reaching up to 101 degrees and a slight relief potentially coming with a weak cold front later in the week. Hurricane Beryl, a Category 5 storm, also poses a threat to the region.

A 69-year-old Austin man died while hiking in Grand Canyon National Park on the way to Phantom Ranch. Despite efforts to resuscitate him, he remained unresponsive.

Frank Rodriguez, former Senior Policy Advisor for an Austin city official, was sentenced to federal probation and ordered to pay restitution for his involvement in a fraudulent scheme with a nonprofit.

The City of Austin has announced facility closures and service adjustments for July 4th, keeping parks open but closing pools, libraries, and other facilities. Essential services like trash collection will continue as scheduled.

Three people were hospitalized after a shooting in a Travis County market parking lot following a dispute between acquaintances. No arrests have been reported.

An emu named Doug, who wandered into a Leander neighborhood, was safely returned home with help from authorities and the community, resulting in a joyful reunion with his sibling Limu.