Texas A&M University has decided to not bring back its traditional bonfire event, prioritizing safety and community sentiment over the revival of the tradition.

Firefighters in southwest Austin extinguished a brush fire near an encampment, with concern for community safety due to flammable debris. The Austin Fire Department acted quickly to prevent the fire's spread.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating car manufacturers for potentially harvesting and selling drivers' data without consent, under consumer protection laws.

Texas AG Ken Paxton rules that voter information on ballots must be redacted for Public Information Act requests to ensure ballot secrecy and uphold voter privacy.

The 15th annual HAAM Corporate Battle of the Bands event in Austin raised funds for musicians' health care through a live band competition featuring local company employees.

The NTSB meeting discussed a near-miss at Austin's airport involving FedEx and Southwest planes, emphasizing the need for better tracking technology in fog.

Austin Energy has completed preparations for the summer heat by maintaining their systems and implementing cooling measures to prevent equipment failure, ensuring steady fuel supply, and encouraging energy conservation among customers.

Travis County DA José Garza is petitioning to overturn Governor Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, who killed a protester, citing an overreach of executive authority.

Two men, Roberto Luna and Cody Powell, were arrested in Fayette County on charges related to theft and property damage, including unauthorized vehicle use and weapon possession.

CapMetro proposes to enhance Leander's Pickup Zone service, which would increase the on-demand area by 0.64 square miles, benefitting 4,000 residents and including key centers. The expansion is pending a public hearing.

Austin Water is requesting customers in southwest Austin to conserve water during a 12-hour repair of a 48-inch water line, to maintain system pressure.

Texas A&M will not bring back its traditional bonfire due to the tragic history of a 1999 accident that took 12 lives, opting for new events to honor football rivalries.

A cement truck rollover near Lakeway injured one person, causing significant traffic disruption. Emergency crews, including STAR Flight, responded, and the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.