Things to do in Austin this weekend: June 2 to 4

School's out for the summer. Whether you want to head out to a fun local festival or plan a night out at the theater, there’s plenty going on.

Firefighters, lifeguards complete drowning-prevention training in Pflugerville

Travis County firefighters and Pflugerville lifeguards crossed paths at Scott Mentzer Pool in Pflugerville for a drowning-prevention training session.

Dealer of fake Oxycodone sentenced for fentanyl death

According to court documents, Jean Claude Meama-Kajue, 29, sold counterfeit Oxycodone containing fentanyl to a victim in December 2020.

Austin man pleads guilty in deadly fentanyl overdose case

According to court documents, David Lee Jr., 46, was identified as a supplier of counterfeit oxycodone tablets and other counterfeit prescription pills in the investigation of the overdose death of an 18-year-old. 

Austin city employees rally in protest of return-to-work announcement

Employees with the City of Austin gathered outside City Hall to protest the Interim City Manager's proposed return to work policy.

Austin 'serial killer' accused of sexually assaulting, strangling elderly woman

Raul Meza Jr, described by officials as a "serial killer," is accused of sexually assaulting and murdering an elderly woman in her East Austin home in 2019.

Del Valle ISD offering free meals to all 18 and under this summer

The district is providing summer meals to all children 18 and under starting on June 1 at multiple sites across the district.

Travis County deputy injured in wreck while controlling traffic

A Travis County Sheriff's Deputy, who was on duty controlling traffic, was taken to a hospital after a wreck Thursday morning.

Austin weather: Lots of sunshine Thursday; weather changes this weekend

The first day of June will be a pleasant one, but there are changes ahead. Zack Shields has a look at when we might get our next chance of rain in his full forecast.

Refugee Services of Texas closes its doors, leaving many refugees in limbo

After 45 years, Refugee Services of Texas is closing its doors. This leaves many refugees in the dark as they try to navigate life in the U.S.

Lack of police response to East Austin street party leaves neighbors frustrated

On the night of Memorial Day, dozens of people gathered to party on Purple Sage Drive in East Austin. Though they called police, one nearby resident says the party only got worse.

Texas man described as serial killer by police arrested for multiple murders

"The worst of the worst." That's how police describe Raul Meza Jr. who was arrested on two murder charges, but police say he may be connected to as many as 10 other killings.