Austin Police Department's SWAT team successfully ended a standoff, taking a barricaded suspect into custody in Southeast Austin.

The Austin Police Department released footage of a suspect in a North Austin shooting that killed Joshua Kozak, urging public assistance and warning the suspect is dangerous.

Austin welcomes a weekend of retro concerts, outdoor movies, theater productions, a soccer match, and a local market, alongside a culinary series featuring up-and-coming chefs.

Austin's Zilker Hillside Theater presents "Legally Blonde" until August 17, offering free performances with a modernized take on the musical's classic message.

The Austin Police Department is investigating the 33rd homicide of the year after a man was found dead in North Austin. No suspect has been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Texas Birding Classic raised $52,000 for bird conservation, drawing 1,250 participants who observed 420 species. Funds will support several habitat projects.

Austin's Housing Department updates its displacement risk tools, including a revised map and dashboards, to better track and address housing pressures and support residents at risk of displacement.

Austin anticipates rain and thunderstorms with high temperatures. A heatwave is expected next week. The community is aiding vulnerable residents through the Summer Fan Drive.

A woman was arrested in North Austin for allegedly trying to kidnap a 5-year-old girl. She claimed to be the child's new mother during the April attempt.

A 24-year-old man from Austin was sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in distributing over 40 grams of fentanyl, linked to at least one fatal overdose.

67 Texas counties receive federal aid after Hurricane Beryl, with recovery efforts including debris removal, emergency protection, and a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, as confirmed by Governor Abbott.

Texas regulators call a meeting to discuss Houston's slow recovery from Hurricane Beryl; over 1 million are still without power and awaiting urgent restoration amid extreme heat.

Justice advocates oppose Travis County's plan to spend $300 million on expanding a juvenile detention center, favoring community services over incarceration.