Two cars were stolen from a University of Texas at Austin parking garage; the thieves are at large despite a campus police chase and vehicle recovery.

Austin City Council is considering a proposal to accelerate the installation of electric vehicle chargers by amending the land development code to ease bureaucratic procedures.

An Amtrak train struck an SUV near Round Rock, resulting in one death and severe traffic disruptions along I-35 frontage roads. Investigations are ongoing and drivers are advised to find alternate routes.

Kyle, Texas, is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people named Kyle during its annual "Gathering of the Kyles" event.

A lawsuit has been filed against Ascension Seton after a ransomware attack led to a data breach, compromising patient data. The FBI is investigating the incident attributed to the Black Basta group.

Clarence Watson graduates with an associate degree in Social Work from Austin Community College after overcoming a past of incarceration and homelessness.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. acquired double the needed signatures to be on the Texas ballot for his independent presidential campaign, with some support but also criticism over his views.

Travis County is launching a Mental Health Diversion Pilot Program to provide care instead of incarceration for individuals with mental health and substance issues.

Austin City Council faces opposition over the HOME Phase 2 initiative, which aims to modify the city's Land Development Code to increase housing density, amidst concerns about affordability and displacement.

The Austin Antique Mall is closing after 40 years, coinciding with expansion plans for a neighboring skate center. Vendors are reflecting on memories and deciding whether to relocate or exit the antique business.

Three men were arrested for a North Austin homicide where 39-year-old Lowen Lobo was killed last month. The U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force apprehended the suspects with charges ranging from murder to being an accomplice.

A Texas Senate hearing addressed concerns of antisemitism on university campuses, particularly an alleged remark by a UT Austin professor and students' fears, as Texas works to implement a DEI ban.

The City of Austin has allocated $4.5 million for grants to support local musicians and promoters, with the intent to uphold its reputation as the Live Music Capital of the World.