Fire investigators would like the community's help to identify two women who bought gasoline and allegedly set fire to a homeless encampment in northwest Austin.
During an Austin Public Health briefing Wednesday, Dr. Mark Escott said while a curfew is possible if the area hits Stage 5, it probably wouldn't be a citywide curfew. It would be "focused," he said, saying trouble spots like bars operating as restaurants would be subject to it.
The early signing period for 2021 opens Wednesday morning.
A wild video out of Cape Coral, Florida shows a golfer grab his ball off the back of an alligator.
San Marcos police arrested a man at a bar on Saturday who allegedly pulled a knife on a bouncer and had drugs.
On Tuesday, the newly-formed tenants association delivered a petition and an invoice to their management company.
San Marcos police arrested four people over the weekend after it was found a teen allegedly fired shots at a group of friends.
A proposal from the Immunization Partnership would require congregate living facilities, like nursing homes and jails, to offer vaccines to residents who want them.
The cold weather could increase your chances of having a heart attack, according to cardiologists.
Unless you're a healthcare worker at Seton, a representative from CHRISTUS said there's a chance you'll have to travel to other cities like San Antonio.
Voters in the December runoff elections will determine whether to keep the unified, progressive makeup of the Austin City Council, or whether to replace incumbents with more conservative peers.
Austin police report a man with a gun robbed a south Austin gas station earlier this month, and detectives are asking for help in locating him.
In-person attendance for the ceremony will be limited, State Rep. James Talarico, a Round Rock Democrat, explained.
In his weekly briefing with Travis County commissioners Tuesday, Austin-Travis County Interim Health Authority Dr. Mark Escott gave a sobering warning about coronavirus spread in the community.
For months, the Austin ISD Human Capital Department has been warning employees that those without an approved accommodation must report to work in person.
