The Take Our Border Back Convoy is making its way to different parts of the U.S.-Mexico border and making several stops along the way. One group started in Virginia and has arrived in Dripping Springs, Texas, after stops in Jacksonville, Fla., and Baton Rouge, La. The group will have a "pep rally" at 5 p.m. [...]
Eight artists have been chosen to create artwork to be temporarily placed at various locations along the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail
Advocates and family members of people who have experienced mental illness met Thursday at a Texas Commission on Jail Standards hearing to speak publicly and raise awareness of jail deaths and a backlog in the state hospital system that has left thousands of mentally ill people waiting for treatment for months, or years, in jail.
A group that has been pushing to equip all local law enforcement patrol vehicles with bullet-resistant windshields held a demonstration Wednesday to showcase the durability of the glass.
Four University of Texas at Austin students say they are facing expulsion after protesting, among other things, the November dismissal of two teaching assistants in the School of Social Work.
A record number of laser strike incidents were reported by pilots last year, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
CapMetro announced Monday a 10-year, nearly $21 million expansion effort to expand the city's public bike share system.
Prosecutors from the U.S. Department of Justice along with agents from the Internal Revenue Service held a news conference in Austin to talk about their efforts to deal with tax fraud and other white collar crimes in the state.
INDIANAPOLIS – After a long NFL season, the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs are the only teams still standing. They'll face off on Feb. 11 in Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium. It’ll be a rematch of Super Bowl LIV, when KC topped San Fran 31-20 as Patrick Mahomes hoisted his first Lombardi [...]
The UIL set the enrollment mark for 6A schools at 2,275 students and over, sending both Anderson and Pflugerville Weiss from the state's highest classification down to 5A. Now both schools will be in the same district, District 12-5A, along with a pair of schools from College Station. It's the first time in history that an Austin ISD school is paired with schools from College Station. Here's a look at the new District 12-5A:
Rainfall amounts can vary greatly depending on an individual's location.
Housing affordability has been a persistent challenge in recent years — for homebuyers and apartment renters alike.
Whether it’s a leap year or not, there are strange holidays to celebrate every day in February.
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There are more than 50 items on Austin City Council's agenda for Thursday. Here's some of what we're watching.
While public pressure mounts for more local police department transparency and accountability, shootings involving federal law enforcement agencies, or local officers serving on federal task forces, do not always face the same public scrutiny. On top of that, local prosecutors who try to hold federal agents accountable in deadly shooting cases often face steep legal barriers created by immunity protections. In partnership with NBC News, KXAN investigators took a closer look at one of the rare cases pursued over the last three decades... Читать дальше...
An Amber Alert that was issued early Thursday morning for a Taylor girl was discontinued after the girl was found.
Austin Fire crews are fighting a three-alarm fire at an apartment complex in South Austin Thursday morning.
Austin Police said they are investigating a deadly shooting at a South Austin motel as a homicide early Thursday morning.
Roughly traveling through nine states over two and a half days, the "Take Our Border Back" convoy made their way towards Central Texas, Wednesday.
A conflict at a birthday party in November led to a fatal shooting in east Austin, according to court documents filed in January.
The fourth annual National Unclaimed Property Day will make its way to the Texas Comptroller’s Office on Thursday, Feb. 1.
The Austin Police Department is seeking the public's help to find a woman who is accused of multiple drugging and credit card abuse cases for nearly the last two years. Police said the incidents happened in the Downtown Austin Entertainment District and involved male victims.