A law enforcement incident is currently unfolding in Austin, involving the Texas Department of Public Safety. The incident has resulted in the closure of the upper deck of I-35 southbound. The Texas Department of Public Safety is actively involved in the incident, but details are sparse.
For further information on the incident and any updates on the closure, readers can refer to the source, CBS Austin.
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