Travis County Enacts Burn Ban Through Oct. 21
Travis County Commissioners Court approved a burn ban through Oct. 21 at the recommendation of the county fire marshal.
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20th Annual HAAM Day Music Festival Raises Funds for Austin Musicians
The 20th annual HAAM Day Music Festival took place in Austin on Sept. 23, 2025, featuring 250 free performances to raise funds for affordable healthcare for local musicians.
Truck driver indicted in fatal I-35 crash that killed 5 in Austin
Solomon Weldekeal Araya was indicted on four counts of manslaughter and 17 counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Lee County sheriff arrested on DWI charge in Texas
Lee County Sheriff Garrett Durrenberger was released on bond less than two hours after being taken into custody.
Group 1 Automotive Acquires 15-Acre Site Along I-35 in Buda
Group 1 Automotive has purchased a 15-acre property along I-35 in Buda, though plans for the site remain undisclosed.
These Texas towns land on US News' best places to live in 2025
The best places to live aren't major cities, but just outside of them. See the full Lone Star State rankings.
Is Parking in Front of a Neighbor's House Illegal in Texas?
Parking in front of a neighbor's house in Texas is generally legal, but there are restrictions under state law.
Man Dies After Being Pulled from Lake Travis
A man was pulled from Lake Travis after being submerged for an unknown time. First responders performed CPR but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Colin Allred launches 2026 US Senate bid. Can he win Texas this time?
The former congressman and NFL linebacker returns to the game of politics with a new outlook and a new approach.
Texas has 5 of America's wealthiest suburbs in 2025
Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth claim five of the most affluent American suburbs, according to 2025 data.
Daniel E. Garcia Installed as Bishop of Austin
Daniel E. Garcia was formally installed as the sixth Bishop of Austin at St. William Catholic Church.
Senior U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks dead at 86
Sam Sparks, the sharp-witted federal judge who shaped state and national policy for more than three decades from his Austin courtroom, has died at 86.
Northbound I-35 lanes closed after crash at Tech Ridge in Austin
As of 7:53 a.m., cleanup in the area is ongoing and traffic is being diverted to Exit 243, according to a TxDOT social media post.
New 'Evil MoPac' App Helps Austin Drivers Save Money on Toll Lanes
A new app called "Evil MoPac" aims to help Austin drivers navigate MoPac's unpredictable toll lanes by calculating cost-effectiveness in real-time.
Travis County indictment crisis: From 263 missed deadlines to zero
Travis County DA José Garza reorganized indictment process following watchdog reporting by the American-Statesman and KVUE-TV.
Congressional staffer's body was on fire, Uvalde official said
Regina Ann Santos-Aviles, a staffer for U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales, died Sunday. Police were called to her home for reports of a person on fire.
UT Austin, Rice University Among Forbes' 2025 'New Ivies'
Traditional Ivy League schools are falling out of favor due to political tension and shifting employer sentiment, with UT Austin and Rice University named among Forbes' 2025 'new Ivies.'
Head-on crash with CapMetro bus in Del Valle kills 1, injures 6
Wrong-way pickup hits CapMetro bus in Del Valle, killing the driver and injuring 6, Texas DPS says
Travis County residents react to 9% tax hike: 'American Greed'
The Travis County property tax increase will raise property owners’ bills by an average of $200, generating about $42.2 million in revenue.
Amy Coney Barrett to Discuss New Book at LBJ Library in Austin
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett will discuss her new memoir at the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin on Sept. 18.