Новости за 03.07.2019

Austin Fire Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a man who set multiple fires inside a Fiesta Mart on Sunday.

The city of Georgetown just installed new signs at its popular Blue Hole Park highlighting bacteria risks in the water.

New details have been released in recent court documents unveiling the motive of the east Austin arson Sunday morning, displacing the two families that resided there.

This year the Texas legislature decriminalized hemp, an agriculture product made from cannabis, and that new law could have an unintended consequence: decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana. What will the Travis County District Attorney do?

Last month, Pflugerville ISD student Rene Otero became the first black student to win the title at the 2019 National Speech & Debate Association National Tournament in Dallas.

A Hawaii man convicted in a road rage stabbing showed up at his sentencing hearing Monday in blackface, shocking his attorney and the judge.

Ahead of the holiday weekend, crews will demonstrate pool and firework safety Wednesday morning at the 26 West Apartments.

The newest elementary school in Wimberley will be the most water-efficient school in the state, conservation groups and planners hope.

Lawmakers set aside $1.2 million for the implementation of ALD screening during the 85th legislative session and appropriated funding for ongoing testing costs in the supplemental budget from the 86th legislative session.

A local family's vacation to the Texas Gulf Coast ended in heartache.

Adults and children say they are ending up in the emergency room with serious infections after swimming in various spots along the San Gabriel River in Williamson County.

It's an emergency button that attaches to your phone, marketed as a new tool to help prevent campus sexual assaults, prompting a warning from law enforcement.