Texas man executed for killing infant son after waiving appeals

A Texas man who had waived his right to appeal his death sentence was put to death Tuesday evening for killing his 3-month-old son more than 16 years ago, one of five executions scheduled within a week's time in the U.S.

2 bodies found in Northwest Austin; APD investigating

The Austin Police Department is investigating after two bodies were found in Northwest Austin.

Cruz vs. Allred race tightens as attack ads vie for uncommitted voters

In a closely contested Texas Senate race, incumbent Ted Cruz maintains a slight edge over Democratic challenger Colin Allred, with attack ads likely to play a pivotal role in swaying undecided voters.

How will interest rate cut impact Austin's real estate market?

After months of speculation, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates last week. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell also announced there are plans for more cuts later this year, and into next year. 

Appeals court denies attempt to block State Fair of Texas gun ban

An appeals court has denied a motion by Attorney General Ken Paxton to block a gun ban at this year's State Fair of Texas.

Kyle child molester sentenced to 40 years in prison

A Kyle man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for multiple counts of sexual abuse of a child.

Body camera video released in deadly North Austin officer-involved shooting

The Austin Police Department has released body camera videos in connection to the deadly officer-involved shooting in North Austin earlier this month.

CapMetro bus and motorcyclist involved in deadly crash

The Austin Police Department says it is investigating a deadly crash involving a CapMetro bus and a motorcyclist.

Austin weather: High humidity with rain expected

Scattered clouds will keep temperatures from reaching extreme levels but the humidity will remain high to make it feel uncomfortable

City of Austin, Austin Police Association reach tentative deal

After months of back-and-forth negotiation, the City of Austin and Austin Police Association appear to have reached a deal.

Lack of mental health resources is impacting Kyle police officers

The lack of mental health resources in the state is impacting Kyle police officers’ ability to respond to incidents. The police chief said officers spend hours each week transporting patients instead of fighting crime on the streets.

Construction mishap leads to massive water main break in Northwest Austin

The 48-inch water line burst after a contractor struck it. The water likely sprayed for about 45 minutes before crews cut off the water

South Austin apartment fire injures 2 people; arson investigation underway

Two people were injured after a fire was intentionally set at an apartment complex in South Austin on Monday morning, the Austin Fire Department said.

'Trump train' federal lawsuit: Jurors deliberating

A jury is still deliberating whether a convoy of Trump supporters intimidated people on a Biden-Harris campaign bus along I-35 in San Marcos back in 2020.