Austin is expecting a high of 96 degrees today with sunshine and light breezes, while the weekend will continue to be sunny and hot. Early next week could see tropical developments affecting Texas.

The Austin Police Department is searching for Jon Stamm, a 58-year-old man who went missing on June 11th, and they are urgently asking for the public's help.

Austin's rents decreased by nearly 10% in a year, slowing apartment construction, with average rent at $1,400 compared to the national $1,700 median. Experts discuss the downturn's impact on housing market dynamics.

Pitbull is set to perform at a free concert celebrating the University of Texas's move to the Southeastern Conference, with festivities including games, family activities, and fireworks. The event will take place in front of the UT tower.

The Austin Police responded to a suspicious package at Cortez Elementary, urging the public to avoid the area as they investigated. Traffic was disrupted due to the incident.

Round Rock plans an in-person job fair on June 22 at the United Heritage Center, offering a range of positions and competitive benefits to attract applicants.

Lake Travis search teams recovered the body of a 26-year-old missing swimmer after a three-day search, highlighting the importance of water safety and life jacket use.

Texas conservatives are working to roll back the state's countywide polling system, which election officials warn may confuse voters and incur high costs.

Cedar Park holds a fentanyl awareness panel after a teen's death, highlighting the dangers and promoting the use of 'poisoning' over 'overdose' to describe such fatalities.

Swim Club, a new poolside bar and restaurant with an '80s vibe, is set to open in Austin at the Downright Austin hotel, featuring playful decor, tropical drinks, and late-night hours.

San Marcos, Texas, has reinstated train horn use after quiet zones were found to have safety violations, leading to residents adjusting to the noise and the city planning repairs.

Texas bans canned mountain lion hunts and sets new trapping standards, including a 36-hour check rule, updating regulations for the first time in 50 years.

Governor Abbott appoints three judges to the newly established Fifteenth Court of Appeals in Texas, aiming to centralize appellate jurisdiction and streamline legal proceedings.