Men’s Health Month highlights the importance of medical checkups for men, promoting awareness of preventable health issues and the significance of addressing physical and mental well-being.

The San Marcos Public Works Department invites K-12 students to submit artwork for the "What Goes Here Flows Here 2025" calendar contest, focused on preventing stormwater pollution.

Austin police fatally shot suspect Ensel Maclare-Urgelles after responding to a domestic disturbance where he was reportedly stabbing a woman, who is now stable. The incident is under investigation, with the officer placed on administrative duty.

Austin Police Department is enforcing the "Drive Sober Summer No Refusal Initiative" from June 1 to August 31, 2024, involving nightly DWI crackdowns and blood search warrants for test refusals, to promote public safety and reduce drunk driving.

Austin issues a heat advisory due to forecasted high temperatures and humidity, with heat index values reaching up to 111 degrees, urging caution and hydration.

An Austin mother was sentenced to 15 years for her toddler's death, after pleading guilty to causing serious bodily injury resulting in death in January 2020.

San Marcos police are seeking a burglary suspect following a mid-May incident at the Telluride Townhomes, with clues captured on a Ring doorbell camera.

Austin's lake levels rise, prompting the Lower Colorado River Authority to downgrade to Stage 1 drought response, easing watering restrictions for residents.

Cyndi Lauper announces her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour, coinciding with a documentary airing on Paramount+ and her legacy being honored with a Hollywood imprint ceremony.

Texas lawmakers discuss reforms to address squatter issues, considering homeowners' struggles and balancing tenant rights, with legislation expected by 2025.

A boater fell overboard on Lake LBJ, leading to an unmanned boat injuring several people and an arrest. One victim was hospitalized in Austin; the incident is under investigation.

An Austin audit finds that most local corporate buildings are unsuitable for conversion into residential spaces, hampered by layout, light, and financial challenges.

The Dripping Springs Community Library reopens with limited services after a lightning strike, planning a celebration despite some amenities still needing repair.