Austin experiences sunny weather with a high of 62°F, but the National Weather Service warns of elevated fire conditions and gusty winds over the weekend. Storms and cooler temperatures are expected early next week.

Texas firms evade strict environmental laws through state permit loopholes, a practice scrutinized by environmental groups and acknowledged in internal TCEQ communications.

The rare Texas Star mushroom, known for its hissing sound upon spore release, is catching attention as it sprouts in Austin, garnering interest for its unusual behavior and status as Texas's official state mushroom.

Hays County collaborates with Austin Pets Alive! to launch a virtual pet resource center, expanding the P.A.S.S. program for pet owners' support and reducing shelter overcrowding.

Austin's weather forecast predicts a day of patchy fog, clearing later, with a high near 66°F and a clear night at around 39°F. The weekend should be sunny with normal temperatures. However, Monday might bring rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

Aqua Texas sues Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District, claiming unfair fines and regulations over water rights and seeks federal court intervention.

Dense fog engulfs Austin, Texas leading to a Dense Fog Advisory, with possible rain showers and warmer temperatures in the evening. The National Weather Service warns of potential fog, fire risks, and strong winds throughout the week.

Austin expects foggy conditions with occasional sunshine and potential rain over the week. Recent rainfall was significant, with more showers forecasted. The weekend may bring drier weather, but another system could arrive by Monday.

Couple Janeen Bailey and Steve Smith got married during the New Year polar bear plunge at Barton Springs Pool in Austin, reuniting after a break at the same event in 2015.

Buda, Texas, enacts Stage 3 drought restrictions, limiting residents and businesses to a once-per-week irrigation schedule due to extreme drought conditions.

Austin is set to experience a cool, rainy start to the new year with a 90% chance of rain and thunderstorms forecast for Tuesday afternoon by the National Weather Service.

Austin has hit a scorching new record, marking 2023 as the city's hottest year to date. With an average temperature of 72...

Cedar pollen counts in Central Texas soared to 18,000 grains per cubic meter at the end of 2023, indicating a tough allergy season ahead. Cold fronts may worsen the situation by releasing more pollen.