Commons Ford Metropolitan Park in Austin was heavily littered after Memorial Day celebrations, prompting clean-up by locals and officials who advocate for 'Leave No Trace' practices.

The report reveals Austin's freelancers, mainly in tech, contributed nearly $4 billion to the city's economy, with creatives and technical professionals earning significantly above national averages.

Austin has installed a new pedestrian bridge over Waller Creek as part of the Waterloo Greenway project, enhancing connectivity and sustainability downtown.

A man in San Marcos was sentenced to 32 years in prison for indecency with an 8-year-old after staying with the victim's family. He pled guilty and received consecutive sentences for three counts.

Senator Ted Cruz visited Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to discuss the new FAA Reauthorization Act aiming to enhance aviation safety by adding safety inspectors, introducing collision-avoidance tech, and hiring more traffic controllers.

Vinyl Beauty Bar in Austin has relocated to East Cesar Chavez Street, offering a unique salon experience with integrated cocktail bar, music stage, a record shop, and community events.

Austin recovers from overnight storms with a calmer weather forecast ahead and some risk of isolated storms, according to KXAN and the National Weather Service.

Texas SNAP recipients can now use benefits to buy hot foods due to a temporary federal approval, assisting those impacted by recent storms until June 30.

Republican candidates prepare for a critical runoff for the Texas State Board of Education, with Maynard facing Bone, and Little up against Kohlmann, as they vie to influence the state's education system.

Austin police fatally shot a man who was stabbing a woman. The incident happened at the San Paloma Apartments and resulted in life-threatening injuries for the woman. The officer involved is on administrative duty.

East Austin community groups urge City Council to create affordable housing mandates to combat gentrification and displacement caused by rising costs and development.

Texas voters participate in critical runoff elections that may impact the state's educational policy and signal an ideological shift, with key races including the Texas House Speaker and school voucher advocacy.

The Bastrop Museum & Visitor Center is calling for locals with tattoos to contribute their stories for the "Stories Inked in Skin" exhibit, running from July 6 to October 26.