As numbers from around the country continue to demonstrate the ways communities of color are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, health experts, public officials and organizers in Austin are calling for more data on the ways the novel coronavirus is affecting people of different races and social conditions.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — It’s a call no daughter wants to receive: the nursing home where Cissy Sanders’ mother lives has a confirmed case of COVID-19. “This is no longer just a story on the news,” she told KXAN. “This is personal. The virus is now a part of my life because my mother could possibly […]
Chris Fowler, a sportscaster for ESPN and former co-host of "College GameDay" on the network, has his own opinions on the matter.
Men's and women's tennis, men's and women's golf, men's soccer and cheer will be cut from the athletic department budget. Cheer will move to a club sport distinction and be funded under the RecWell Department, Taylor said.
Abbott's office did not immediately share any additional details about the timing or substance of the plan.
In response to demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Texas Health and Human Services expanded the list to ensure those who need access to nutritious food will be able to find it.
Starting at 9 a.m. Wednesday morning, families struggling to make ends meet during the COVID crisis will be able to pick up free food from the Central Texas Food Bank.
Officers say the attempted abduction happened Monday night on Cliffbrake Way.
Burg's Corner in Stonewall has gone to curbside service twice a week and have been filling out about 80 orders a week for produce.
One patient was confirmed pinned and one was entrapped --both were able to be extricated.
Burnet County ranchers are seeing hard-hitting effects by the day.
The state commission tasked with regulating oil production in Texas is weighing for the first time in nearly 50 years whether to cut output to respond to a decrease in demand.
Mack Brown understands that nobody really knows when they will get back to work in-person.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin 3-1-1 received nearly over 4,450 coronavirus-related service requests in April, marking a significant increases in calls according to the Code Department, which responds to the calls. KXAN pulled nearly 100 anonymous coronavirus requests from the city’s website submitted over the weekend. The 3-1-1 submissions mostly alert the city to group gatherings, […]
As some jails work to lower their population and fight the spread of COVID-19 inside, state prison facilities have stopped taking inmates from county jails.
Child care facilities in the city of Kyle will be allowed to reopen on Monday, April 20, with some restrictions.
