Lance McCullers death threats made by man who was intoxicated, upset over losing bet: HPD

A man who made death threats directed at Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers admitted to investigators that he was drunk and upset that he had lost money betting on the team when he lashed out online.

Body found in Lady Bird Lake; police believe it could be missing paddleboarder

The Austin Police Department is investigating after a body was found in the water of Lady Bird Lake. Police say it could be a teenage paddleboarder who went missing on June 1.

June 2025 marks ten years since Hutto police officer was killed

A Hutto police sergeant is still remembered 10 years after his tragic death while on duty. His widow honors his legacy with a foundation to support first responders and military members in need.

Sine die for Texas Legislature while debate over THC ban continues

Monday marked the end of the regular session for the Texas Legislature and saw a lengthy debate over judicial pay while the THC ban still awaits Gov. Greg Abbott's signature.

Possible ground delays at AUS this summer; international arrivals area upgraded

Fewer staff in air traffic control towers could affect summer travel. It's already been an issue at Austin-Bergstrom, which is in the middle of its phased expansion plan.

Trump Burger chain grows popular in Texas, controversial with critics

A growing Texas burger chain themed around Donald Trump blends political spectacle with fast food, drawing both loyalists and critics in equal measure—with a menu and vibe that feel more rally than restaurant.

World War II pilot from Georgetown finally accounted for

A Georgetown pilot who was killed in a plane crash in Burma during World War II has finally been accounted for.

Earned A's this school year? Enjoy a free day at Typhoon Texas on June 4

Attention K-12 students! If you earned three or more A's this school year, Typhoon Texas wants to celebrate with free admission this Wednesday.

Texas bill banning social media for minors fails to pass

A bill that would have banned children under 18 from using social media in Texas did not pass the state legislature.

Bill to replace Texas STAAR test fails

Texas lawmakers failed to come to an agreement on a bill that would have replaced the STAAR test in the state.