Central Texans anticipate severe weather, including thunderstorms and high winds, with a chance of hail and tornadoes, amid reminders of recent extreme conditions.

A brown Doberman trapped beneath the ground in Bastrop, Texas, was successfully rescued by local emergency services. The collaborative rescue effort reinforced the strong community spirit in facing adversity.

A 26-year-old from San Marcos has been charged after allegedly bringing a firearm to a UT Austin protest. The incident is part of a series of protests that have resulted in numerous arrests.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton initiates the Landowner Compensation Program, providing aid for property damage due to border crime. Applicants must file claims within 90 days, backed by law enforcement reports.

The Travis County Parks Foundation held its second "For the Love of Parks" event in Austin, emphasizing conservation and the upcoming 70-mile greenway network. Over 1,000 attendees enjoyed music, food trucks, and outdoor activities.

Two Texas BBQ joints were ranked in the top four of Yelp's "Top 100 Barbecue Spots" in the US for 2024, with Austin eateries also featured on the list.

Protestors in Austin rallied against the leadership of the Austin Animal Center, criticizing Chief Animal Services Officer Don Bland and advocating for the continuation of the city's no-kill policy.

Officers responded to a burglary at Calhoun Hall on the UT Austin campus, involving vandalism and no reported injuries. UTPD seeks public assistance in their ongoing investigation.

UT Austin's graduation ceremony proceeded peacefully despite recent protests, with heightened security and some graduates showing solidarity for Palestine. No disruptions occurred at the event.

The Brenham State Supported Living Center in Texas celebrated its 50th anniversary with events including a parade and a visual slideshow, highlighting its history of providing care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Severe storms hit San Marcos, Texas, causing widespread damage, power outages, and a state of emergency request. The First Baptist Church and local residents suffered property destruction, as the community begins recovery efforts.

Seabrook Square II groundbreaks in East Austin, promising 60 permanent supportive housing units to address homelessness and affordability, with a completion date set for January 2026.

The Austin Independent School District is considering cuts and a tax hike to address an anticipated $90 million deficit. They've cut 41 positions and are looking at more reductions plus a tax increase to secure funds.