The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Austin, ranging from 20% chance of rain escalating to potential severe thunderstorms and hail into the new week, followed by sunshine and higher temperatures by Tuesday.

An Austin man was arrested for burglary after returning the stolen rifle to the property he'd previously entered.

Amazon Pharmacy now offers prescription delivery within hours in New York, Los Angeles, and other cities, emphasizing affordability, speed, and a blend of AI and human expertise.

Austin's Historic Preservation Office has launched a survey to document the history of Downtown Austin, inviting public participation through an online meeting and questionnaire.

The Austin Ghost Bike Project commemorates cyclists killed in traffic accidents with white bike memorials, drawing attention to safety concerns as the city's cycle fatalities rise.

Sí Baby-Q, a new food truck in Austin, offers a mix of Texas barbecue with Southeast Asian and Mexican flavors, operating at Zoé Tong restaurant on Barton Springs Road.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an injunction against the charity Annunciation House, alleging it aids in illegal border crossings and shelters undocumented immigrants.

Austin Police seek a man stealing mail using a master key from apartment complexes and driving a gray Toyota Tacoma. He's suspected of using stolen plates and may have a wrist tattoo.

A shooting at North Austin's Canyon Ridge Apartments resulted in one fatality. APD is conducting a homicide investigation, reassuring the public of no further threat. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Supercell storms hit Central Texas with large hail, causing significant damage and power outages in the region, particularly San Marcos and Johnson City.

Austin ISD broke ground on a new Wooten Elementary building, funded by a $2.44 billion bond. The project promises modern features and enhanced security, energy efficiency, and reduced maintenance costs.

The Bullock Texas State History Museum's exhibit "Carros y Cultura" showcases Texas' lowrider culture from May 11, 2024, featuring cars, bikes, and the community behind them.

First-generation student Theodore Courtois is graduating with honors from ACC and receiving the Chancellor Student Achievement Award. Despite personal challenges, he excelled academically and will pursue aerospace engineering at ASU.