The Austin Police Department Bomb Squad is investigating a serious incident in the 11900 block of Dove Haven Drive, North Austin. The bomb squad’s involvement highlights the gravity of the situation as authorities work diligently to ensure public safety. Updates will be provided as more information is available.
A blood test found no drugs or alcohol in the truck driver involved in a fatal Austin I-35 crash, although charges remain. The case highlights complexities in intoxication testing and legal proceedings.
Over 30 dogs were rescued from a Bastrop County breeding operation, with 19 cared for by the Austin Humane Society. The operation involved “doodle” type breeds, and authorities are addressing the case while preparing the dogs for adoption.
Rockdale High School in Austin, Texas, was declared safe after a bomb threat led to an evacuation on Thursday. Authorities found no explosive devices during a search. The investigation continues as officials seek the source of the threat. Students and staff returned safely to the school.
Anderson High School senior Malachi Jensen, 17, died in a Northwest Austin car crash on March 31. The crash occurred on N Capital of Texas Hwy. Authorities are investigating the incident. Anderson High School offers support to grieving students and family.
Two Houston men were arrested in Cedar Park, Texas, for allegedly robbing a man at gunpoint, leading to their apprehension by local police. The suspects are charged with aggravated robbery and held on a $50,000 bond.
The Texas House State Affairs Committee rejected a bill to create a state-controlled “District of Austin,” maintaining city governance. The proposal faced criticism for undermining local autonomy.
The Austin Police Department arrested a cocaine dealer after a three-month investigation, uncovering a substantial amount of drugs and cash. This arrest highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes in Austin, Texas. The operation involved extensive surveillance and collaboration with federal agencies.
Austin police apprehend 11 female suspects allegedly involved in car burglaries in the city’s parks over several years. Investigation continues as authorities examine patterns in recent thefts.
A New Braunfels man received a 6.5-year prison sentence for planning mass murder attacks. Law enforcement discovered his plot in 2022, leading to charges of conspiracy to commit murder and unlawful firearm possession. The case highlights the balance between public safety and rehabilitation efforts in addressing threats of violence, emphasizing mental health support and community vigilance.