The final launch of the GOES satellite series is scheduled for June 25 in Florida, while SpaceX is also preparing for a Starship test flight in Texas.

Austin is facing a week of potential storms with chances of rain and high temperatures in the 90s, along with a review of Texas's severe spring weather including 118 tornadoes and a record-breaking hailstone.

The Austin Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred on Dessau Road, resulting in one death and one injury. This marks Austin's 25th homicide in 2024.

A large water main break in North Austin led to road closures and repair efforts by Travis County ESD No. 2 and other agencies, which impacted local water service. A sinkhole caused by the break led to a big rig accident, with no injuries reported.

The design for the Applied Technology expansion at ACC's Round Rock Campus is complete, with construction plans moving forward and a two-phase project including new buildings and renovations scheduled.

East Austin's Ah Sing Den cocktail bar is closing, to be replaced by Filipino restaurant OKO in the fall, a collaboration involving Chef Paul Qui. The bar's current management is offering staff positions in the new venture.

Governor Greg Abbott criticizes the Biden Administration's immigration policies, citing over 500,000 immigrant apprehensions and 43,700 criminal arrests by Texas's Operation Lone Star initiative.

Mineral Wells, Texas, has been designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, acknowledging its commitment to local music and potential for economic growth.

A new historical marker was dedicated at the site of Kenney Fort in Round Rock, providing insight into the area's pioneer past and preserving the local Texas heritage.

Austin faces a scorching weekend with temperatures reaching highs near 96 degrees and heat indices possibly over 100, alongside an Ozone Action Day due to high ozone levels.

Texas celebrates the completion of Samsung Highway, anticipated to improve logistics for businesses and reduce local traffic. Governor Abbott and local officials inaugurated the road, emphasizing its role in tech development and economic growth.

Interim Austin Police Chief Robin Henderson decides not to apply for the permanent role and plans to retire once a successor is chosen. The city seeks a chief with a strong background in progressive police administration.

Kathie Tovo announces her candidacy for Austin mayor, criticizing incumbent Kirk Watson's policies and advocating for community-driven governance and fair housing. She emphasizes a participatory city planning approach and climate action.