AG Paxton refutes Islamic groups' lawsuit against Texas in federal court

Paxton maintains the state's authority in response to the chapters' legal claims, generally denying overreach by Texas and actual harm to the plaintiffs.

Austin man dresses up as Santa on horseback on South Congress

For over a decade, an Austin man has been dressing up as Santa on horseback. This Christmas he's back at it, pushing through what's been a rough year.

3 European men arrested in Texas for nearly $14M in gift card fraud

Three European men were arrested for their involvement in a high-tech and extensive criminal enterprise. The suspects are accused of committing crimes in several cities across the United States before eventually being arrested in Texas.

Santa's helpers spread holiday cheer on Lake Austin

On Lake Austin, women dressed up as Santa’s helpers traded sleigh bells for water skis. They are spreading holiday cheer on the water.

From Christmas gifts to food, what can you take through airport security?

Austin airport officials say the next two weeks will be very busy for holiday travel. To speed things up, there are a few things you should keep in mind.

Man convicted of murder in downtown 'gun battle' that killed teen in 2021

A man has been convicted of murder and deadly conduct in connection with a downtown Austin “gun battle” that killed a teenager in 2021.

Rollingwood police investigate early morning gunfire and vehicle theft

Rollingwood police are investigating an early morning vehicle theft involving gunfire on Park Hills Drive that prompted a brief shelter-in-place order before the stolen car was recovered.

Hwy 183 North Project almost complete

The Hwy 183 North Project will fast track the link from Liberty Hill to downtown Austin, with new express lanes and no red lights.

Several Central Texas cities no longer have license plate readers

License plate readers played a key role in catching the Brown University shooting suspect, but several Central Texas cities recently got rid of theirs.

President Trump reclassifies marijuana as less dangerous drug

President Trump signed an executive order to re-classify marijuana, easing restrictions on the drug. Some are excited about how the reclassification paves the way for more research, but others warn of its own set of challenges it could bring.

Australia mass shooting: Brother of Texas rabbi injured in attack speaks at Austin ceremony

In the wake of the Australia attack on Bondi Beach, Jewish community members flocked to join Governor Greg Abbott in the annual Hanukkah tradition, which looked different this year.

APD looking for 5 suspects accused of assaulting victims on 6th St.

Police are asking for help identifying five suspects involved in an assault on 6th Street. This happened after the UT Austin vs Texas A&M game.