Hays County District Clerk Avrey Anderson Faces Possible Suspension Amidst Allegations of Incompetence and Disturbing Behavior
A Travis County judge is deliberating the temporary suspension of Hays County District Clerk Avrey Anderson amid allegations of incompetence and disturbing behavior.
Cedar Park Community's Vigilance Leads to Safe Return of Missing Woman with Cognitive Impairment
Delcy Martinez Ramos, 20, was reported missing in Cedar Park and later found safe. The police had sought public help due to her cognitive impairment. Details of her disappearance and recovery were not disclosed.
APD Seeks Public Assistance in Locating Missing 70-Year-Old Anne Ringold in Austin
The Austin Police seek help to find Anne Ringold, a 70-year-old missing since June 24, last seen with her wheeled cart on Sandra Muraida Way. She's 4'11", with a torso scar, wearing a bucket hat and plaid shirt. Call 911 with info.
Governor Abbott Bolsters Texas Military Preparedness with Key Veteran Appointments
Governor Greg Abbott appoints three veterans to the Texas Military Preparedness Commission, naming Michael Boyd as chair and including John McLean and Paul Norwood as members to guide the state's military strategy.
Austin Prepares for Scorching Weather with 100-Degree Days and Heat Index Reaching 111
Austin anticipates high temps near 100°F, with a heat advisory in effect. Warm nights will persist, while the city monitors potential tropical developments in the Atlantic. Residents are advised to stay informed and safe.
CapMetro BikeShare to Launch with Expanded Network and E-Bikes
Austin's CapMetro is transforming its MetroBike into an electric CapMetro BikeShare with new bikes and stations, set to relaunch in July after a brief suspension of services. The expansion plans to increase the number of stations to over 300 by 2025.












