US 183 Back Open After Overnight Crash

Austin, TX · March 28, 2026

Saturday's got that spring warmth — perfect for shaking off the workweek with some live music or a park stroll, even if roads are still buzzing from yesterday's news.

Local Pulse

US 183 Reopens After Fatal Crash Southbound lanes on US 183 in northwest Austin are back open after a pickup truck struck and killed a pedestrian early Friday morning, snarling commutes until crews cleared the scene.

No Kings Rally Underway Downtown The No Kings Coalition rally against federal immigration actions kicked off at 1 p.m. at 900 W. Riverside Dr., running through 4 p.m. — expect crowds and peaceful demonstrations along the lines of recent national protests.

Apartment Fire Victims Named Austin police identified three children killed in last week's Burl North Apartments blaze on Burleson Road: Anyah Lucero, 10; Athena Lucero, 7; and Jeremy Lucero, 5. Three others remain hospitalized as investigations continue.

Today's Outlook

  • High 78°F · Low 62°F
  • Sunny skies make for ideal outdoor time, but watch for afternoon rally traffic near Riverside — plan detours if heading south.

What's On Around Town

  • No Kings Rally 900 W. Riverside Dr. 1:00–4:00 PM Peaceful gathering drawing crowds to oppose federal immigration policies — a key stop in today's statewide actions.

  • Live Music at Antone's Antone's Nightclub, 305 E 5th St. 8:00 PM Local blues acts take the stage for a high-energy Saturday night — grab tickets for that classic Austin groove.

  • Bastrop: Craft Beer Release Bastrop Brewing Co., 101 S Main St. 4:00 PM A quick 30-minute drive east for their new spring IPA launch with food trucks and yard games.

  • South Austin Farmers Market South Austin Trailer Park & Eatery, 1311 S 1st St. 5:00–9:00 PM Fresh produce, pop-up vendors, and tacos under the lights — the market's weekend vibe hits just right.

Spotlight & Story

Antone's Nightclub

  • This blues temple on East 5th has launched legends like Stevie Ray Vaughan since 1975, surviving floods, moves, and pandemics on sheer grit and killer sets. Catch tonight's show to feel why it's the heartbeat of Austin's music soul — owners rebuilt it stronger each time, proving live music bends but never breaks.

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