A Bexar County divorce filing is giving more details about the man accused of killing three people and injuring 13 others in a shooting at a downtown Austin bar over the weekend.

Ndiaga Diagne, a Senegalese immigrant-turned US citizen, was not on the radar of local police or the FBI before Sunday’s attack. Now, his personal life, criminal history and private affiliations are under extreme scrutiny as investigators dissect his motive.

Three people are dead and 14 others were injured in a mass shooting early Sunday outside Buford’s bar on West Sixth Street. Among the dead was the suspected gunman who was shot by officers.

Currently, Austin’s rental landscape sounds like a dream. Realtor.com, for one, crowed about the city’s 33 consecutive months of rent price drops as of January (1), while Zillow put the average rental price of a one-bedroom apartment at $1,272 — down $78 year-over-year and 15% below the national average as of March (2).

Just as bars along Austin’s bustling Sixth Street were winding down for the night, a barrage of gunfire tore through the popular entertainment district in the heart of Texas’ capital. Now, investigators are looking into whether the gunman was motivated by the US attack on Iran.

Austin bar shooting suspect had Iranian flag, pictures of Iranian leaders in his apartment as FBI investigates potential terrorism nexus in deadly attack, police and sources said.

A court-documented history of family violence didn’t bar the suspected West Sixth Street attack suspect from owning guns under Texas law.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The South Terminal at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, which houses flights from Allegiant and Frontier, will close at the end of this month, according to the airport. The airport said the final day of operations for the South ...