AUSTIN (KXAN) — There are more questions than answers when it comes to the upcoming football season but the Longhorns were able to complete their first day of practice without a hitch, just what Head Coach Tom Herman was hoping for heading into today. “I don’t know if I’ve ever been this excited for a training […]
"It’s valuable to hear about people’s priorities for public health as we determine our budget priorities," DSHS spokesperson Chris Van Deusen stated.
Training camps for Longhorn football, soccer and volleyball began this week, and the University of Texas at Austin outlined measures it's taking to keep athletes safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The guide paints a picture of what the "Live Music Capital of the World" could look like after coronavirus: Artists (and their fans) could be more spread out; venues could have more plexiglass, 6-foot-distance reminders and hand-washing options; and more people could be wearing masks.
As of Friday, 13 inmates and eight jail staff have tested positive, according to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. Just two days ago, only six jail staff had confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Students who attend the Austin Independent School District will not start school until Sept. 8.
It's well-known that teachers often go out-of-pocket to complete their classrooms with toys, books and learning materials. The pandemic may force them to rethink their purchases, focusing on handy cleaning supplies or reusable items that can be repeatedly washed.
Burley Auction Gallery in New Braunfels has reset Threadgill’s Old No. 1 auction for the date and it's no coincidence. Aug. 8 also marks the 50th anniversary of Armadillo World Headquarters' grand opening.
Just over 30%, or 8,090, said they did not plan to send their child to school. Many said the reason was a fear of children or other family members getting COVID-19, a worry that schools were opening too early or a concern that their child would not be able to consistently follow safety guidelines like wearing masks or staying six feet apart.
The interview will be streamed on KXAN.com and on our Facebook page, and will outline today's vote by the Austin City Council whether to ask for a bond election to potentially help pay for the $7 billion plan. About 45% of the cost, around $3.5 billion, is expected to be covered by the federal government, leaving the remainder of $3.85 billion to be picked up locally.
The Austin ISD Board of Trustees voted early Friday to delay the virtual start of school until after Labor Day and to petition the Texas Education Agency to allow it to delay in-person classes until Nov. 3.
Pharmacies across Central Texas are preparing for an active flu season.
According to Williamson County, the fire was reported near 4271 County Road 233 around 6 p.m.
After trash near an Austin homeless encampment drew attention after recent complaints, Austinites experiencing homelessness are now on the front lines of the effort to help get the area cleaned up.
Lone finalist Stephanie Elizalde answered questions from the community over live stream on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening.
Millions of Americans may not be counted in this year's Census.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is allowing limited visitation, but facilities must first meet certain requirements.
A 23-year-old woman was killed in a crash that injured four others last month, the Texas Department of Public Safety says.
With so much uncertainty surrounding the sports world, Texas State is locked in on its season opener against SMU in just over three weeks.
