Новости за 21.07.2023

Police at the meeting said complaints of shoplifting, public drunkenness and people dealing drugs in alleys in the streets are what most people walking downtown notice.

The goal of the "We All Belong" campaign, powered by Austin Against Hate, is to encourage the community to keep Austin a safe and welcoming place.

A boil water notice was issued Friday morning for some residents in Manor, according to the Cottonwood Creek municipal utility district (MUD).

The Department of Justice is preparing to sue Gov. Greg Abbott for the state's latest border security initiative under Texas' Operation Lone Star.

The groups write that "extended heat wave conditions," combined with Texans' energy insecurity, creates the possibility of heat-related illness and death.

The Austin Parks and Recreation Department has issued a burning restriction effective immediately.

The Texas State Parks system is being recognized as one of the best in the nation, being named one of four finalists for the 2023 National Gold Medal Award

The City of Dripping Springs has entered an emergency level of water conservation.

Travis County emergency responders met Friday morning to talk to the public about wildland fire dangers and how residents can prepare.

According to its website, Movability works with employers and individuals to improve the region through commuter options that save time and money.

A teen who pled guilty to running over a man in a wheelchair in Sept. 2022 will get out of jail in just under 60 days, according to court paperwork.

The AARP has a long list of money saving-tips from experts and research.

Tony Bennett, the eminent and timeless stylist whose devotion to classic American songs and knack for creating new standards such as "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" graced a decadeslong career that brought him admirers from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga, died Friday. He was 96, just two weeks short of his birthday.

Those officers will go through training and are required to have retired honorably, meaning they didn't leave under investigation, according to the council.

A local art museum on Friday will relaunch an art party series that the museum said it put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a renovation.

The Teacher Reuse, a non-profit dedicated to providing free teaching supplies to Central Texas educators, found a new permanent storefront in San Marcos after months of searching.

An Austin Police SWAT team took a murder suspect into custody late Thursday night in East Austin, Austin police said.

The Leagues Cup, which pits Major League Soccer against Liga MX in a month-long World Cup-style competition, is in its inaugural year and part of an even bigger revamp at the Concacaf level. The Leagues Cup champion, runner-up and third-place teams qualify for the Concacaf Champions Cup (formerly the Champions League), but perhaps the most important prize is continental bragging rights.

Aircraft play critical role in fighting wildfires

According to the DSHS data, 2,200 infants died in Texas last year. That's 227 more than the year before, or an 11% increase.

It will look much like a regular Whataburger but will be centered around to-go dining, with a "digital pick-up lane" instead of a traditional drive-thru.

Julia Grosso, a former Big 12 Freshman of the Year award winner, is playing for Canada in her second World Cup. She was on the 2019 squad that advanced to the knockout stage. As a Longhorn, Grosso was named a United Soccer Coaches All-American in 2019 after her conference freshman of the year season in 2018.

No times or dates have been announced, but both Texas programs know who they'll play twice plus the team they'll play only once during the conference season.

Austin City Council voted Thursday to reduce speed limits and enact new school zones in areas surrounding three school campuses in east and south Austin.