US 290 Flyover Repairs After Viral Austin Bridge Gap
Photos show bridge joint repairs on the I-35 to US 290 East flyover after viral posts raised concerns about a visible gap.
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Buc-ee's May Extend Truck Ban to All Commercial Trailers
Buc-ee’s may expand its semi-truck ban to include all commercial trailers and work trucks, following a customer's report of new signage at the Bastrop store.
Pflugerville Barbershop Shooting: Man Killed by Off-Duty Austin Officer
A gunman opened fire inside a Pflugerville barbershop before an off-duty Austin police officer returned fire, killing the suspect.
Texas Tops 2026 Lust Rankings, Ranks 5th Most Sinful State
Texas ranked as the No. 1 state for lust and the No. 5 most sinful state overall in WalletHub’s 2026 study comparing all 50 states.
Texas Expired Registration: Fines, Grace Period, and Renewal
Driving with expired vehicle tags in Texas can lead to fines, tickets, and towing. Here's the grace period, penalties, and how to renew or resolve a citation.
AMBER Alert Issued for Missing Austin 12-Year-Old
An AMBER Alert has been issued for 12-year-old Jazzlyn Anzora in Austin, last seen Tuesday morning and possibly with 18-year-old Henry Mejia.
20-acre grass fire causes major traffic backups along I-35 in Kyle
A 20-acre grass fire is 25% contained in Kyle on Tuesday, with officials urging drivers to find alternate routes for I-35 traffic.
Texas Whataburger Manager Hits Angry Customer with Trash Can: Video
Witness video shows a Texas Whataburger manager striking an alleged assault suspect with a trash can during a chaotic confrontation.
State: Massage therapist accused of assault kept practicing
Regulators suspend a massage therapist’s license after they say he continued massaging clients despite a sexual assault charge and bail condition that he stop.
H-E-B Ranks Third in National Grocery Store Survey
H-E-B ranks third in a national grocery store satisfaction survey, despite operating only in Texas and Mexico, with Trader Joe's and Publix taking the top spots.
Free downtown Austin parking starts this week for local visitors
The Downtown Austin Alliance is launching a 10-week free and discounted parking program for visitors while the Austin Convention Center undergoes construction.
Georgetown, Austin rank among top U.S. micro-destinations for movers
Georgetown and Austin were among the top "micro-destinations" for movers in 2025, according to moveBuddha data. See how Texas compares to other states.
Lehman High School lockdown in Kyle after weapon report
Lehman High School in Hays County is on precautionary lockdown as officials investigate a report that someone on campus may have a weapon.
Yogurt Shop Exonerees Seek Restitution After 1991 Case Dismissal
After exoneration in the 1991 yogurt shop murders case, attorneys explore restitution via the Tim Cole Act or civil lawsuits for the wrongfully accused men and families.
Peter Attia Leaves CBS News Amid Epstein Email Fallout
Austin longevity doctor Peter Attia resigned from CBS News after emails with Jeffrey Epstein surfaced in newly released Justice Department records.
Big Bend Border Wall Set for 2028 Completion Amid Protests
DHS says the Big Bend border wall project in West Texas is slated for completion in 2028 as activists call for Congress to cancel it.
Texans Stranded in Mexico Amid Cartel Violence After El Mencho's Death
Texans are stranded in Mexico and flights are canceled after cartel violence erupted following the death of drug lord 'El Mencho.' Officials advise sheltering in place and monitoring alerts.
What Tony Gonzales aide said the night she set herself on fire
Regina Santos-Aviles was conscious and speaking after she set herself ablaze in her backyard, newly released police records say. She died the next day.
Texas Parking Laws: Is It Illegal to Park in Front of Someone's House?
Parking in front of someone else's house in Texas is generally legal unless it violates specific restrictions, such as blocking driveways or violating local ordinances.
Daylight Saving Time 2026: Dates and Ongoing Debates
Clocks will 'spring forward' at 2 a.m. on March 8, 2026, beginning daylight saving time, which remains in effect despite ongoing debates to eliminate the biannual time change.