AUSTIN (KXAN) — A man was arrested early Friday morning after allegedly attempting to break into an apartment in north Austin. The victim said the suspect had been stalking her mother for about two to three weeks. Austin police responded to a call of a “Prowler Hotshot” at the Limestone Canyon Apartment Complex on Walnut […]
Gov. Greg Abbott signed the much talked about "Beer-to-Go" bill into law Saturday, making it possible for craft breweries to sell beer for people to walk away with.
(WWBT) Thirteen sisters from “Our Lady of the Angels Monastery,” in Crozet, Virginia are making cheese sent from heaven. For the past 30 years, sisters from Our Lady of the Angels Monastery have been making Gouda cheese. “We put a lot of love and prayer into our cheese,” says Sister Barbara. Once every few weeks […]
A Texas woman has given her dad an early father’s day gift, her kidney. Taylor Tritt knew her father’s kidneys were failing and that he couldn’t wait years for a transplant. So she signed up to become a donor and it turned out she was a perfect match. “When I first found out I was […]
President Donald Trump says his wife, first lady Melania Trump, is an icon on the same order of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Google is going to have a bigger presence in Austin. The company is leasing more office space in Downtown and East Austin.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Two people were rushed to the hospital Saturday morning after a collision in southeast Austin, according to Austin-Travis County EMS. ATCEMS said in a tweet that the collision occurred on the 2100 block of South Interstate Highway Service Road just north of Oltorf Street. Authorities responded the call of the crash around […]
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) — Two justices of the peace plan to ask for permission from the Williamson County commissioners to temporarily display a third flag at their court buildings. Judge Stacy Hackenberg from Precinct 4 and Judge KT Musselman from Precinct 1 would like to fly the rainbow Pride flag in June and the […]
Gov. Greg Abbott has signed into law a bill to expand the conditions that would qualify under the state’s medical marijuana program.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Some Austin residents are growing concerned for what they fear is real estate developers buying properties around the city and leaving them unoccupied for so long, it arguably attracts more problems for the neighborhood. These properties, they say, are becoming more than just eyesores. One viewer reached out to KXAN about a […]
