A man is in custody after a SWAT call about a barricaded subject in a vehicle in East Austin Sunday morning.
Austin fire crews rescued two people trapped due to a multi-vehicle crash in Southeast Austin Sunday morning.
It’s expected to be a record-breaking travel week for the Thanksgiving holiday, both here in Texas and across the U.S.
5.7 million Texans are expected to take a trip 50 miles or more for Thanksgiving, according to AAA Texas, the most they’ve ever projected.
The FAA says it may need to slow down air traffic during peak travel times due to staffing issues. (CBS Austin)
Austin Water announced over the weekend that changes were being made regarding drip irrigation restrictions.
Local developers are concerned by potential changes to Williamson County’s subdivision standards.
New rules could alter not just infrastructure processes on the back end, but they could also dictate how the county’s neighborhoods and streetscapes look in the future. A public hearing on the controversial proposed rules has been scheduled for December 10. (Austin Business Journal)
The Arts Commission wants Austin City Council to commit to including funding for a new Dougherty Arts Center in the city’s next bond package, likely to go before voters in 2026. (Austin Monitor)
That cold front moving into the region today should show up by mid-afternoon.
5-DAY FORECAST / AUSTIN, TEXAS
A little bit of shaking going on early this morning in southwest Texas.
Holiday travelers will be contending with a storm that will affect much of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. (AccuWeather)
This week’s “State of Texas” podcast produced by KXAN-TV.
President-elect Donald Trump’s plans to make good on his campaign pledge to deport millions of undocumented immigrants in his second term has sparked concerns among some in Texas’ business and economic sectors who say mass deportations could upend some of the state’s major industries that rely on undocumented labor, chief among them the booming construction industry. (Texas Public Radio)
Texas lawmakers are mostly silent on addressing threats to ballot secrecy. (KUT 90.5)
San Antonio residents were able to voluntarily swap their guns for gift cards over the weekend.
About 140 employees of Advance Auto Parts stores in Texas will be losing their jobs.
A Louisiana law that reclassified abortion-inducing drugs as controlled substances has made it more difficult for doctors to treat a wide range of gynecological conditions, doctors say.
Now, a similar proposal has been filed in Texas. (Texas Tribune)
Fannin County Sheriff Mark Johnson has been hospitalized after a major vehicle crash.
SPORTS
The Texas Longhorns remain at No. 3 in the new AP Top 25 College Football Poll released late Sunday. (Associated Press)
After their four-overtime loss at Auburn Saturday, the Texas A&M Aggies fall five spots to No. 20 ahead of their Lone Star Showdown against Texas. (24/7 Sports)
ESPN’s College GameDay will broadcast from College Station this Saturday for the second time this year to preview Texas/Texas A&M. (Lonestar Live)
WEEK 12 OF THE NFL
Did anyone have the Texans losing to Tennessee and the Cowboys winning in Washington on their bingo cards?
The Dallas Cowboys on Sunday pulled off an upset, beating the Washington Commanders, 34-26, to end a five-game losing streak and bruise a divisional rival. (Lonestar Live)
The Houston Texans were upset at home by division rival Tennessee as the Titans get a 32-27 win at NRG Stadium.
In the NBA Sunday, the Dallas Mavericks lost in overtime at Miami 123-118. (Yahoo! Sports)
The Mavs move on to Atlanta to face the Hawks tonight at 6:30 p.m. (Yahoo! Sports)
Houston and San Antonio are off today.
Tonight in the NHL, the Dallas Stars (13-6) are in Carolina to face the Hurricanes (14-5-1) at 6:00 p.m. (Yahoo! Sports)
Hey, ya’ll…let’s learn to Texas Two-Step…
