Новости за 21.04.2022

The man accused of killing Harvey Huber in February 2020 plead guilty to murder Thursday.

Another office tower is set to rise in downtown Austin, with an equity partner and an undisclosed tenant on board.

Austin-based StoryBuilt announced this week plans to develop a community at 2001 S. First St. It will include 42 attainable “micro-units” as well as 3,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial and retail space.

Travis County officials addressed lake safety on Thursday, in an effort to educate the public on avoiding more tragedies on the water.

The Lone Star Fugitive Task Force arrested Thomas Alejandro Gonzalez, 30, in southeast Austin Wednesday. He is accused of killing Lawrence Grayson, whose body was found in the greenbelt in the area of 1600 E. Stassney Lane on April 16.

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar said shoppers statewide could save up to $1.5 million in sales tax when stocking on items that will come in handy during power outages and other events caused by severe weather.

Austin Transportation officials warn the weekend of April 22-24 will be a difficult one if you plan on trying to get around the UT-Austin campus.

At 7:05 a.m., Austin-Travis County EMS tweeted about the crash at the intersection of FM 812 and Lonesome Lane, saying it involved two vehicles and a STAR Flight helicopter responded. Initially, medics reported four people were hurt, then corrected it to five. The scene is just before FM 812's intersection with FM 973, southwest of Circuit of the Americas

The last rate increase was in January 2018.

Tovo said the security helps protect anyone from assaults both during and after museum hours.

The starting salary for teachers and librarians would go to $52,650.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — In a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, data shows that cases of several sexually transmitted diseases rose during the first year of the pandemic. Gonorrhea and syphilis increased, while a drop in chlamydia is likely due to decreased screening, according to the CDC. The organization reported cases [...]

Here's what we're watching at the Austin City Council meeting Thursday.

This is Escribano's 26th class so far this year. His goal is to do two a month, educating law enforcement across the state from Amarillo to the border on the problem of fake temporary tags and the case law.

Forget pain at the pump, in parts of Central Texas you're searching harder for the EV charger.

Seven of Texas' 10 largest counties have a failing grade when it comes to ozone pollution levels, according to a new report by the American Lung Association.

Austin had plenty of chances but no conversions in the first half, they had seven shots with possession 66% of the time.

For quite some time, food insecurity has been a serious issue in Austin.

Designed by Sharon Keshishian and the Ion Art team, The Surreal Garden is a "botanical-themed neon surrealism" art display that will include interactive sculptures visitors can engage with

To deal with a rising number of homicides, the Travis County District Attorney's Office wants to create and hire for six new positions to aid in the prosecution of those cases.

Jill Ramirez, 68, is charged with conspiracy to misapply funds and falsify records, document falsification and false statement offenses, according to a release from the U.S. Department of Justice.

This year's Earth Day bag is inspired by the theme "For the Love of Texas" featuring several Texas-native plants and animals.

Early voting for the May 7 election starts next Monday, where Texans will vote on two amendments to the state constitution, as well as other measures depending on locality.

The Justice Department is filing an appeal seeking to overturn a judge’s order that voided the federal mask mandate on planes and trains and in travel hubs, officials said Wednesday.

Starting next week, a marijuana ballot initiative will go before Austin voters, and it could coast to an easy victory with no organized or vocal opposition in sight.