There are three different types of shots available related to RSV: one for adults age 60 and older, a second for people who are between 32 and 36 weeks pregnant and a third shot for young children. Only the shot pertaining to young children is facing this volume of supply gaps, officials said.
An Austin man discovered a flock of 10 turkeys in his backyard late last week near Taterwood Drive and Anderson Mill Road in northwest Austin.
American Airlines has revealed the list of 21 nonstop flights from Austin that are being cut from its schedule in 2024.
There are more than 17.7 million registered in Texas — yet as of the close of early voting on Friday evening, just over 1.2 million ballots were cast in the current election, marking a statewide early voting turnout of 6.99%.
The plan would subsidize private school expenses by $10,500 and raise basic public school funding by $540 per student.
Ewers has been out since the fourth quarter of the Oct. 21 game against Houston with an injury to his throwing shoulder, missing games against BYU and Kansas State. The past two weeks, Sarkisian said Ewers has been "week-to-week," but he recently started throwing in practice.
The University of Texas at Austin partnered with a group in Peru to study the effects llamas had on land left behind from melting glaciers.
Texas will get $43.6 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for long-term recovery from the 2021 winter storm, the Texas General Land Office announced Monday.
A study by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Utah tracked more than 323,000 migrants traveling with family from Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.
Monday, attorneys representing Austin Police Officer Christopher Taylor will continue presenting their case after the state rested last week. Taylor is on trial for murder in the death of Michael Ramos.
Colin Strickland will return to the witness stand Monday in the murder trial for Kaitlin Armstrong.
Florence, Italy is over 5,600 miles away from Austin.
This standalone season is a companion to our “OutLaw” project – exploring a record number of laws proposed in 2023 impacting LGBTQ+ Texans, including a repeated effort to repeal the state’s ban on homosexual conduct. KXAN’s team of journalists – many, members of that community themselves – share how they work to make fair, objective coverage decisions with this topic and also how their own experiences shape their reporting – including the murder of a gay college student two decades ago.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Sergeant Ben Mewis with the Austin Police Department is getting ready to run from Goliad to Gonzales and back to the Capitol in support of Central Texas Pig Rescue. This is now his third running adventure he's taken on as a way to connect with the community. "It's just my hobby, but [...]
Despite issues the Longhorns had against Kansas State, they still came away with a 33-30 overtime win. The Wildcats were No. 25 in the poll when they played Texas but are now outside of the rankings.
A new program launched by Austin Community College this summer is working to minimize teacher shortages impacting school districts throughout the Central Texas region.