One person died following a road rage incident on U.S. Highway 290 in Elgin; a suspect was arrested, with identities not yet released. Traffic was disrupted but later restored.

The City of Taylor has imposed Stage 3 water restrictions due to pump failures at Lake Granger, which limit non-essential water use and prescribe specific irrigation times.

An investigation continues on the unresolved death of Valentin Castro in Kyle, TX, after his charred remains were found on private property in July 2023.

ICON has launched a new 3D printed home development in Wimberley, Texas, with pre-sales starting at over $800,000 for energy-efficient residences designed to withstand extreme weather.

Austin and Travis County leaders are preparing to vote on a regional food plan aimed at addressing food insecurity, with a focus on issues like preserving farmland and ensuring fair wages for food workers, amidst budgetary constraints.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a train in south Austin, with authorities investigating the non-homicidal incident and seeking public assistance.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced 11 more counties added to FEMA's disaster declaration after severe weather, enabling them to receive Public Assistance for storm recovery.

Austin Community College is waiving fees for TSI and ESOL assessments until August 31 to help prospective students apply for fall classes without financial barriers.

Texas DPS is seeking two Austin-tied fugitives, now on the "Texas 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List," for serious offenses involving minors.

Bell County in Texas agreed with the Justice Department to improve polling place accessibility for voters with disabilities after a federal review found ADA violations.

A severe crash on MoPac in Austin resulted in two fatalities, including 43-year-old Nickolaus Lauderdale. The collision is under APD investigation, marking the city's 43rd fatal incident in 2024.

Austin's search for a new police chief is down to two candidates: Lisa Davis from Cincinnati and Jeffrey Clark from Milwaukee. A decision awaits city council approval.

Garth Brooks will be inducted into the "Austin City Limits" Hall of Fame, marking the show's 50th season. He had first appeared on ACL in 1990 and will be the first solo inductee in the event's history.