Multiple people injured in fatal crash on Metric Boulevard
According to ATCEMS, initial reports indicate one of the vehicles hit a tree. There are currently seven patients and others are being evaluated.
According to ATCEMS, initial reports indicate one of the vehicles hit a tree. There are currently seven patients and others are being evaluated.
Gov. Abbott along with Texas Motor Speedway released a statement Thursday praising the decision by IndyCar to kickoff its 2020 season in Fort Worth in June.
Fences are typically built to separate people, but a Cedar Park man modified his to bring people together.
AISD announced Thursday that graduation ceremonies for schools in the district will be postponed until August due to continuing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic.
As thousands of Texans get back to work this weekend, many wonder how they will juggle work responsibilities and child care. At present, open child care and day care facilities are only allowed to provide care for the children of essential workers such as health care workers, first responders and grocery store employees.
University of Texas leaders are hosting a virtual press conference Friday to discuss their plans for the upcoming Fall semester.
It's an understatement to say this Mother's Day will be different from last year's. Most, if not all of us, can expect fewer hugs, travels and gatherings.
The First Warning Weather University live stream this week with Meteorologist David Yeomans and Will DuPree will dive into how hurricanes form and what threats we face from them here in central Texas.
The leaders are expected to extend the orders as the second phase of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's plan to reopen the Texas economy allows for barber shops, salons and swimming polls to open back up Friday.
The theft happened around 2:30 a.m. in south Lubbock. The flag's owner, former U.S. Marine Joe Maldonado, said he saw the footage on his Ring app when he woke up.
The second phase of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's reopening plan goes into effect Friday as more businesses and public places get the go-ahead to open doors again.
The incident began around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday when deputies were called out to a reported stabbing in a parking lot.
The White House has allocated $15 billion to build 500 miles of border wall by the beginning of next year, so far, only 175 miles have been completed. Environmental groups such as the Sierra Club have opposed the project from the beginning, but now in light of the COVID-19 crisis, they say the money budgeted for construction should be used to help stop the spread of the virus.
President Donald Trump may have blocked Dr. Anthony Fauci from testifying before the U.S. House Appropriations subcommittee on the nation's response to the coronavirus pandemic, but other health experts are still expressing concern to lawmakers about the country's fight against the pandemic.
The US Supreme Court received its final briefs Wednesday for yet another challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) -- If you love your mom, don't visit her this Mother's Day. That's the message health officials are sending for fear that family gatherings will spark a new wave of COVID-19 infections on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Gabrielle Ellison, owner of Big Daddy Zane’s bar in West Odessa, opened her doors despite Gov. Greg Abbott's latest executive order.
Tyler Little posted multiple videos of his neighbor's backyard in St. Petersburg, saying pit bulls were being mistreated.
Austin City council members gave the green light for the city to start looking into a plan to better weather the long term "stresses" and "shocks" the city undergoes.
A body was reportedly on a runway at ABIA, APD says.
The Defense Department fears some of the latest 5G technology approved by the FCC could interfere with it.
The service is not a streaming subscription, but a digital rental/purchase store.
$2.2 million will help fund local school districts distribute meals to parents and guardians.
A chief concern for these programs is how to find the funding to keep them afloat. Some schools face enrollment shortfalls. Others are cutting some extra-curriculars.
The Cedar Park Police Department is asking for community assistance locating a missing person from a cold case from 2019.