After a senior reporter at the University of Texas student-run newspaper was fired for fabricating quotes and information in two articles, an internal investigation revealed the problem ran deeper.
A woman faces a charge of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon in connection to a deadly shooting on Friday, Nov. 29 in north Austin, according to a warrant for her arrest.
Two residents heard noises coming from a hallway, then confronted Weeks after he opened the door to the room they were playing video games in, according to an affidavit.
The city of Austin and PCs for People partnered to sell retired city computers to families with children in four Austin schools that live well-below the federal poverty income level and don't have a home computer to help with school work.
Police are investigating a body was found at a bus stop in east Austin, according to Capital Metro.
The Austin Police Department said they are working a suspicious death in the 6300 block of East Riverside Drive.
FM 1325 just north of Shoreline Drive near MoPac is shut down after a deadly crash.
Mitchell Trubisky threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score in the Chicago Bears' 31-24 victory over Dak Prescott and the slumping Dallas Cowboys on Thursday night.
JUAREZ, Mexico (Border Report) -- Mexican officials on Thursday confirmed the arrests of suspects in the Nov. 4 murder of nine U.S. citizens in a rural highway in Sonora, Mexico.
"I'm so excited to see Santa and to see that he could sign I was completely shocked when I saw him, it was so cool!" said Mia, a Ward Elementary student.
McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) -- A day after a state judge issued an order to halt construction by a nonprofit organization that's building a border barrier on private property, the U.S. government did the same.
Austin police have arrested a man accused of being a part of a ring of reported bicycle thieves believed to have stolen several in the Austin area.
Parents and neighbors showed up to help as students prepared a variety of tamales to share. Austin ISD Superintendent Paul Cruz even joined in on the fun!
School board members heard from students, teachers and parents on Tuesday night.
Hi, How Are You Day 2020 will benefit the Hi, How Are You Project, a non-profit organization named after late artist and musician, Daniel Johnston. American Campus Communities will present the event.
Sources working at the Austin Police Academy and two parents confirm the students were directed to put soap in their mouth for using "foul language." Half-eaten bars of soap and student throw-up were found by the janitor afterward.
Students have used the hashtag #YourMoveSEU to express their anger with school administration for using photos of the alleged abuser in their marketing campaign.
