A man in Dripping Springs was arrested after firing at police and barricading himself in a home; no injuries were reported following the SWAT standoff.

Rescue efforts at Arkansas Bend Park turned into a recovery operation for a missing swimmer, last seen using an underwater scooter in Lake Travis. Officials and divers continue the search.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against a three-state water agreement, enabling federal intervention in the Rio Grande dispute, affecting Texas farmers' water rights.

Bertram Police and the local Volunteer Fire Department practiced with Pistol-Mounted Red Dot Optics for improved accuracy, demonstrating a commitment to modern firearms technology and ongoing skill advancement despite intense summer heat.

A SWAT standoff in a suburban area of Austin ended without incident, though the suspect escaped. Austin Police affirm there’s no public threat and continue searching for the individual.

Austin Police Department honors Officer Keston Campbell as Employee of the Week for his dedication to fitness and athletics, reflecting the department's emphasis on health and physical readiness.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of intense heat in Austin with high temperatures reaching the mid-90s and heat indices over 100 degrees.

The Dead Rabbit, a renowned New York Irish pub, opens in Austin on July 1, offering traditional Irish drinks and fare with a local café feature, extending Sixth Street's nightlife.

San Marcos has appointed Rodney Gonzales and Lonzo Harrison as new Assistant City Managers to support the city's growth and development post a nationwide search.

A vehicle fire on Research Boulevard in Austin resulted in road closures and traffic delays. The incident occurred in the northbound lanes at the Braker exit ramp. Authorities advised finding alternate routes.

IKEA introduced a new retail concept in Austin focused on combining online convenience with in-store expertise, signaling a strategic expansion in Texas.

Austin Community College experiences a significant enrollment increase of 23% from last year, credited to the new Free Tuition Pilot Program for the high school class of 2024.

Austin Independent School District faces a potential $78 million deficit for 2024-25 despite a $954 million budget. Tax revenue is heavily recaptured by the state, and staff may miss salary increases if a tax rate election fails.