Former Uvalde mayor’s police training bill heads to Gov. Abbott’s desk

A bill intended to fix some issues in police training that may have contributed to the 2022 Uvalde school shooting now awaits Gov. Greg Abbott’s approval.

Leander ISD student-teacher arrested for improper relationship with student

A Leander ISD student-teacher is facing a felony charge after the district learned she had had sex with a student, who was also her co-worker at a local grocery store.

Texas lawmakers tackle housing crisis by loosening zoning rules in big cities

The bill allows for residential development in areas previously zoned for offices, retail and warehouses and allows for the conversion of some offices and warehouses to multifamily and mixed-use housing.

Part of E. Old Settlers Blvd reopened after closure due to compromised power pole

A compromised power pole shut down part of E. Old Settlers Boulevard near Old Settlers Park, says the Round Rock Police Department. The road has since reopened.

$7 million in fake Apple phone chargers seized in Houston

More than $7 million in counterfeit Apple phone chargers were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Tuesday.

Measles in Texas: Kyle resident tests positive for virus

A Kyle resident has tested positive for measles. This is also the first positive measles case confirmed in Hays County.

Limited parking at Commons Ford Ranch this Memorial Day weekend: PARD

Planning to spend Memorial Day weekend at Commons Ford Ranch Metropolitan Park? Austin Parks & Recreation advises planning ahead and carpooling if possible due to limited parking.

New details released on deadly shooting involving man in wheelchair

New details have been released about the officer-involved shooting in South Austin over the weekend. A man in a wheelchair holding a replica gun was shot and killed.