Hai Hospitality offers luxurious silk-boxed sushi delivery from Uchi, Uchiko, and Uchiba in Austin and Dallas through Uber Eats, with prices ranging from $95 to $295. Pre-orders began June 17, with delivery starting June 18, 2024.

Governor Abbott activates Texas emergency resources in response to a tropical system threatening the Gulf of Mexico, emphasizing readiness and safety precautions for Southeast Texans.

Two women were killed at a Juneteenth celebration in Round Rock, Texas. The community is mourning, and police are seeking a suspect described as young, male, and armed.

Austin prepares for high heat and the approach of the season's first tropical storm, anticipated to hit the Gulf Coast, with risks of heavy rainfall and potential flooding later in the week. Residents are urged to stay alert and informed.

A semi-truck collision at an Austin intersection led to traffic delays and a significant emergency response, with one individual trapped and subsequently rescued.

Texas AG Ken Paxton filed an appeal questioning the legality of the funding model for Austin's transit overhaul, Project Connect, causing a court halt.

Travis County property owners affected by recent storms may be eligible for a temporary property tax exemption, as announced by the Travis Central Appraisal District.

Two people were killed and 14 injured in a shooting at a Juneteenth event in Round Rock's Old Settlers Park. The victims were identified and the suspect is described; a reward is offered for information.

The Houston-based food truck Mad Dogs opens a brick-and-mortar halal hot dog restaurant in downtown Austin, offering late-night dining and a diversified menu.

Austin Police seek public help to identify four suspects in a Waffle House homicide on Dessau Road, offering up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Austin's housing market shows signs of affordability as average home costs fall to $470,662, just 12.46% above historical trends, according to a Florida Atlantic University study. Rental prices also declined by 7.2%.

Texas primary care facilities are becoming crucial for mental health treatment due to a shortage of mental health providers, with professionals like Barbara Chapman advocating for integrated screenings in routine visits.

The article discusses Texas's issue with drunk driving fatalities, personal stories of its impact, and TxDOT's "Drive Sober. No Regrets." campaign to reduce such incidents.