SUMMARY: Good Wednesday morning! Meteorologist Justin Horn reports that hot temperatures will continue into the weekend, with highs around the mid-90s, slightly down from a record 97. Despite this decrease, temperatures will remain above the average high of 87, reflecting a broader trend across much of the country without significant cold fronts expected soon. There is a slight chance of isolated showers or storms late Saturday into Sunday, but any precipitation will likely be minimal. Overall, expect mid-90s through next week with a 20% chance of rain over the weekend.

Heat stays in the forecast, with a small chance of rain over the weekend.

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SUMMARY: The Austin Police Department has placed Officer Josh Lugo on restricted duty following his arrest for domestic violence in New Braunfels. Lugo was taken into custody last week after a physical altercation with an unnamed woman, identified by police as the aggressor. He faces charges of assault and family violence and was released from Guadalupe County Jail on a $5,000 bond. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and APD has initiated an administrative investigation while acknowledging the arrest in a recent statement.

An Austin police officer was arrested in New Braunfels for a domestic disturbance. #FOX7Austin brings you the important stuff like …

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SUMMARY: Shambrica Washington, 39, from Parker, Texas, was sentenced to 90 months in prison and three years of supervised release for committing various white-collar crimes related to COVID-19 relief funds. A federal jury found her guilty on 31 counts, including wire fraud and bank fraud. Washington fraudulently obtained over $485,000 through loans for her fake business, misrepresenting its employee numbers and financials. She used the funds to buy a car, a custom house, and fund personal expenses. She must also pay $542,924.45 in restitution, as authorities emphasize accountability for those abusing pandemic relief programs.

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