A fire engulfed an abandoned shed in South Austin, with firefighters extinguishing it overnight. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

Two men allegedly stole a car in Leander, Texas, led police on a high-speed chase, and escaped into the woods after crashing; a third occupant was detained.

An Austin resident won $2 million with a Powerball ticket bought at C-Mart, missing the jackpot by one number but doubling their prize with Power Play.

A mosaic mural titled "The Heartbeat of Austin" was unveiled at McKalla Station near Austin FC's Q2 Stadium, symbolizing the city's spirit and the unity of its soccer fans.

Tom Copeland, the former director of the Texas Film Commission, has passed away at 74 due to an illness. He played a crucial role in developing Texas's film industry.

Austin officials are scaling back the Dougherty Arts Center plans due to costs doubling, omitting features like underground parking to adhere to budget constraints.

A fire struck the vacant Trudy's Texas Star restaurant in Austin for the second time, with firefighters responding to heavy smoke. The cause remains unknown, and the future of the site is uncertain.

Austin City Council debates the HOME initiative aiming to reduce minimum lot size for homes, potentially increasing affordable housing but changing neighborhood dynamics. Public hearings are underway with a pivotal session scheduled for April 23.

ACC celebrates Community College Month by highlighting student Marisela's success and upcoming graduation, underscoring the value of community colleges.

Three Texas fugitives, Juan Huerta, Jesse Vega, and Hayden Abel III, were recently apprehended by combined local and federal law enforcement efforts for crimes including sexual assault and robbery.

Accused Austin shooter Shane James is scheduled for a pre-trial hearing regarding his ten charges, including capital murder for killing six, including his parents.

Central Texas is recovering from devastating hail storms, which caused extensive damage to buildings and vehicles, prompting a surge in repair requests to local businesses.

Three Texas dog parks were named to Technobark's Top 120 Hidden Gem Dog Parks in the U.S., featuring spots in Houston, Austin, and Dallas for their quality and charm.