Alex Jones is seeking to convert his personal bankruptcy case to liquidation to address the $1.5 billion debt owed to Sandy Hook families. The court will decide on this proposal on June 14.

A federal appeals court has ruled that Llano County, Texas, must restore eight books to library shelves that cover topics like racism and gender identity, despite divided opinions among the judges.

Salt & Time Butcher Shop and Restaurant in East Austin is closing on July 6 after a decade, making way for Radius Butcher & Grocery later in the year.

Austin Water is repairing a leaking 48-inch water main, prompting conservation efforts in Southwest Austin. Residents are advised to reduce usage while repairs are underway, which may take up to 12 hours.

Two individuals were hospitalized after a single-vehicle crash on I-35 in Austin, with one partially ejected. The incident happened near Parmer Lane and is under investigation.

The Downtown Austin Alliance launches a program to fill empty storefronts by connecting small businesses and artisans with available spaces, aiming to boost downtown vibrancy and economy.

Red Lobster may close more Texas locations due to bankruptcy, despite its intent to restructure and remain in business. The company faces over $1 billion in debt.

Austin's Blues on the Green festival returns to Zilker Park on June 11-12, featuring local musicians and detailing parking restrictions and safety tips for attendees.

The Austin Community College District Board of Trustees discussed budget enhancements, a new tuition initiative, and expansion plans during their June 3 meeting.

Recent openings in Austin's dining scene include diverse new spots like Hui Lau Shan and BOA Steakhouse, with a highlight on Si Baby Q, which mixes Texas BBQ with Southeast Asian flavors.

FEMA upgraded Austin's flood insurance rating, enabling homeowners to get a 25% discount starting October 1, 2024, rewarding city efforts to mitigate flood risks.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizes the Biden Administration's border policy and claims misrepresentation by the federal government concerning border wire management and illegal crossings.

Austin is facing high weekend temperatures with heat index values above 100 degrees. The heat is due to a high-pressure system, and a slight cool-down with potential storms is forecasted for early next week.