Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a celebration that requires a boarding pass to attend. Mayor Watson reflects on its growth and the airport's expansion plans are underway.

A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 79-year-old Henry Johnson with cognitive impairment in Austin, Texas. He was last seen driving a black 2017 GMC Yukon.

Austin police are investigating a homicide after a man was found dead in a northeast Austin apartment. The incident at Villas de la Plaza Apartments is not believed to pose a threat to the public.

Chris Del Conte, Texas' athletic director, was named Athletic Director of the Year by Sports Business Journal, reflecting the successes of Texas sports under his leadership, which includes multiple championships and infrastructure projects.

Texas Senator Bettencourt advocates for stricter laws against property squatting, proposing a "rocket docket" for faster eviction and criminal penalties for squatters, while ensuring protections for lawful tenants remain intact.

Austin officials emphasize water safety and drowning prevention in response to a striking number of drowning deaths, sharing tips and resources to ensure a safe summer for swimmers.

Austin anticipates high temperatures near 100°F, with possible isolated severe storms and persistent heat into the weekend, while a late May cool front may offer some relief post-Memorial Day.

American Airlines retracted a legal filing that blamed a 9-year-old girl for a privacy breach when she was filmed by a flight attendant's hidden phone. The company admitted error and stated they do not hold the child responsible.

Texas announces a $17 million grant to support rural hospitals, with funds for operational costs and equipment.

Toshokan Omakase has reopened in its original East Austin location within the Holey Moley mini-golf course, known for its exclusive 14-course meals and limited seating.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the 1982 murder of dancer Ruth Elizabeth Bettis, urging public assistance to solve the cold case.

IDEA Public Schools in Austin to offer free summer meals to all children under 18, regardless of school enrollment, from May 28 to July 26, excluding federal holidays and July 1-5.

Families of the Uvalde school shooting victims have filed a lawsuit over the inadequate law enforcement response, and the city of Uvalde settled for $2 million with them.