APH says about a week and-a-half ago, the group comprised of adults in their 20s left for a spring break trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Currently, 28 of the 70 have tested positive for COVID-19, and more of them are under public health investigation
Abbott hosted a conference call with state lawmakers that highlighted the state's coronavirus testing capabilities and expansion of hospital bed capacity, according to posts on social media by legislators.
Fenves tweeted about the incident Monday night, calling the act "reprehensible," and "if the perpetrators are member of the UT community, they will be disciplined."
Whole Foods Market employees in Austin and around the country are planning a "sick-out" Tuesday if the company doesn't give them more resources and safety measures during the COVID-19 pandemic
Kerspack is pleading with people to stay home and keep your pets home, so you don't put them at risk.
Dozens of people posted photos and descriptions of the projects they're working on to KXAN's Facebook page, ranging from car repair to gardening with the kids to installing a home theater system
Authorities in Georgetown are looking for girl who has been missing since last Wednesday.
CEO Tim Murrow recently announced the zoo is scheduling three Facebook Lives a day to interact with folks wondering what the animals are up to.
With court hearings and evictions on hold, a number of people asked if city code inspectors would continue to issue citations.
According to ATCEMS, CPR was being performed on one of the multiple patients.
The company wanted those workers to sign what it called its “Employee Emergency Compensation Fund.”
The focus will be on academics, healthy lifestyles, along with good character. The organization is also providing two meals and a snack.
Travis County District Attorney Margaret Moore said they are doing everything they can do keep the wheels of justice turning, while keeping everyone safe.
More than 100 local doctors signed and sent an open letter to City of Austin and Travis County health authorities on Monday.
U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel granted a temporary restraining order Monday that lasts until April 13, at which time he will hold a hearing by phone to determine whether to grant a preliminary injunction.
