President Donald Trump said Saturday that he had spoken with some governors and was considering some type of an enforceable quarantine to prevent people in New York and parts of New Jersey and Connecticut from traveling.
Some children and young people across Central Texas have been using art to spread positivity during a tough time.
The first death in Williamson County related to COVID-19 has been confirmed Saturday by the Williamson County and Cities Health District.
A car crashed into a Bank of America while being pursued by a sheriff’s deputy in the Steiner Ranch area early Saturday morning.
An Austin woman has shared her experience and frustration after going through testing for COVID-19 this week.
The fake news quickly spread in the community.
The drugs have shown promise in treating COVID-19, but they're not FDA-approved.
According to Austin Police Department, the call came in at 8:32 p.m. Police say the driver stayed on the scene.
The decision comes after widespread concerns over the spread of COVID-19, which led to closures of several central Texas universities, including UT.
For the last week, KXAN Investigators have been sorting through tips about encounters with fake officers in Austin and Travis County.
The organization says that in the event of a positive or presumptive positive case, it will enact its protocols to perform contact tracing and isolate individuals who may have been exposed.
On Thursday, Austin City Council passed an anti-eviction ordinance that gives renters and small businesses owners an extra 60 days to make their payments for April and May.
Rhonda Sandel, CEO of Texas Emergency Care Center said that so far, freestanding ERs across Texas have seen dozens of positive COVID-19 cases. What happens after the testing, however, depends on the patient's symptoms.
As the coronavirus pandemic and quarantine continues the YMCA of Austin is offering childcare for the children of healthcare workers and first-responders and other essential workers at their two locations.
“I think that this violates at least one law that we know of out there,” Austin labor attorney Austin Kaplan told KXAN.
John’s residence in a motel leaves him in a legal gray area, according to one expert.
The first cases in Austin were announced March 13.
