Despite Texas ban on gatherings, weddings can take place at 50% capacity
Weddings are exempt from many of the restrictions, as long as they follow certain other guidelines.
Weddings are exempt from many of the restrictions, as long as they follow certain other guidelines.
There are many questions that remain on how the new school year will work, and every district is different.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner made the announcement Wednesday.
In a statement, the FDA issued a warning to consumers and health care providers about a "sharp" increase in hand sanitizer found to contain methanol contamination in products containing ethanol, also known as ethyl alcohol.
Two adults killed in a single-car crash on East U.S. 290 Highway in east Austin on Friday were identified by Austin Police.
That's near Mansfield Dam in western Travis County. ATCEMS referred to the crash as a "major collision" in a tweet about the incident.
Education Austin, the union for teachers and employees within AISD is pushing for 100% online classes in the fall.
Austin Public Health is setting up another neighborhood testing site for COVID-19 in a more under-served area of the city. The new location will be at Givens Park on July 13.
Urias' nephew, along with the Austin Police Association, Amigos En Azul, Austin Cops for Charities and LULAC, will give the update on the front steps of Austin Police Headquarters. The four groups have pledged $23,000 to the reward money pool, with LULAC doing the bulk of the work with a $10,000 donation.
In 2019, high-tech jobs represented 16.4% of all jobs in the five-county Austin metro, compared with 8.8% nationwide, according to a July 7 report by Beverly Kerr, the vice president for research at the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce.
Karen is the word people use today on social media to describe people who make false claims about someone of color and call 911.
Lake Travis Fire and Rescue responded to the call along with ATCEMS, and southbound lanes on RM 620 are closed. Northbound lanes on the road are open.
Roberts was walking for exercise near his home June 21 when he fell, court spokeswoman Kathleen L. Arberg said in an emailed statement. The injury required sutures, she said, and out of an abundance of caution, Roberts stayed in the hospital overnight.
Public health officials are set for a briefing at 10:30 a.m. that could come with an announcement to move the area to that critical stage, which only allows essential businesses to operate and doesn't allow for any outdoor gatherings
The invasive species was first discovered in the Great Lakes more than 30 years ago, and since that time, they have made their way to Central Texas.
Over 50,000 drivers make their way through this section each day. It's home to shopping centers like the Village at Westlake and Barton Creek Square Mall as well as several schools including Westlake High School.
Police say the shooting happened just before midnight outside the 7-Eleven on South Lamar Boulevard between Treadwell and West Mary streets.
Folks across the country are talking about the murder of Specialist Vanessa Guillen after top ranking fort hood officers confirmed her remains.
The Center Police department is searching for Zamya Ann Whitaker. A 2-year-old with blonde hair, blue eyes, last seen wearing a pink shirt and white shorts.
In an interview with KPRC-TV in Houston, Gov. Greg Abbott said local leaders around Texas need to be "better" and "smarter" in their enforcement of current executive orders.
The Travis County Sheriff's Office reported eight new cases of COVID-19 among TCSO employees and one new confirmed case among inmates.
The Austin Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying three suspects allegedly involved in an aggravated robbery at an east Austin convenience store.
As universities determine what fall programs will look like, a new factor in the equation is whether international students will remain enrolled.
Both the cities of Kyle and San Marcos are considering calculating property tax rates using an 8% percent cap instead of a 3.5% cap.
St. Edward's University plans to mail COVID-19 test kits to students, faculty and staff before their return to in-person classes this fall.