A shooting at North Austin's Canyon Ridge Apartments resulted in one fatality. APD is conducting a homicide investigation, reassuring the public of no further threat. Authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Supercell storms hit Central Texas with large hail, causing significant damage and power outages in the region, particularly San Marcos and Johnson City.

Austin ISD broke ground on a new Wooten Elementary building, funded by a $2.44 billion bond. The project promises modern features and enhanced security, energy efficiency, and reduced maintenance costs.

The Bullock Texas State History Museum's exhibit "Carros y Cultura" showcases Texas' lowrider culture from May 11, 2024, featuring cars, bikes, and the community behind them.

First-generation student Theodore Courtois is graduating with honors from ACC and receiving the Chancellor Student Achievement Award. Despite personal challenges, he excelled academically and will pursue aerospace engineering at ASU.

The Future Healthcare Heroes completion ceremony honored 18 high school students who participated in a healthcare initiative, providing them certifications, mentorship, and hands-on medical experiences.

Austin's free Zilker Park shuttle service returns on May 25, operating weekends and holidays through Labor Day, with free parking at One Texas Center.

Governor Greg Abbott criticizes President Biden for dismantling secure border policies and blames him for an increase in illegal immigration, contrasting federal actions with Texas' own initiatives.

The City of Fate in Texas received a Film Friendly Texas Certification from the state's film commission, endorsed by Governor Abbott and local officials for potential economic and creative growth.

Freedom Solar LLC will pay $425,710 to settle allegations of misrepresenting figures to receive a larger PPP loan during the pandemic, without admitting wrongdoing.

Variable weather is forecast for Austin, with a sunny 84-degree day, gusty winds, and a possible shift to stormy conditions by Mother's Day, leading to an 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms.

A Texas fisherman's video on TikTok sparked discussions after showing a possible bull shark caught in the Guadalupe River, but New Braunfels officials stated there are no sharks in the river.

UT Austin's graduation ceremonies are causing temporary road closures and traffic rerouting on campus this week, with free parking in university garages.