American Airlines announced Friday that it will add year-round service from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to Cozumel, Mexico and Montego Bay, Jamaica. The flights will begin on June 11.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying suspects related to an armed robbery at an apartment complex in southeast Austin.
Health leaders are painting a grim picture of the impacts the omicron variant has had on children, saying more kids are showing up at Austin-area hospitals with COVID-19 than ever before.
As the omicron variant rips through Central Texas, health leaders say roughly 4 out of every 10 COVID-19 tests are coming back positive right now.
The Texas secretary of state’s office is having more trouble than usual getting enough voter registration cards to groups who help Texans register to vote.
The fire, that started on Tuesday after embers from a controlled burn in Bastrop State Park ignited areas outside of the burn's boundaries, is now 70% contained and has burned 812 acres. It forced the evacuations of about 250 families, but fire crews were able to keep it from burning any occupied structures or injuring anybody.
After nearly four years of testing in independent leagues and lower Minor League levels, MLB said teams in the Triple-A West division will use it to help support the human umpires to make the right calls behind the plate.
When it comes to residential customers, those at Hill Country Pools, a swimming pool repair service company, said they've been impacted by the shortage and are preparing for this summer.
If you want to prevent having to call a plumber in the first place, JR Hernandez, a plumbing manager, recommends a slow drip on your indoor faucets and covers for your outdoor pipes.
Law enforcement is searching for a teenage girl and a man who's accused of abducting her Thursday night. She was last seen in Buda the evening of Jan. 15.
In shopping centers throughout Austin, signs for new nail, eyebrow and eyelash and hair salons are multiplying, leasing up thousands of square feet.
Austin Fire said first responders were on scene of the first crash that "may be the result of icing roadway" Thursday evening in southwest Austin.
New teachers in Texas are leaving after their first year at increasingly higher rates, an issue education advocates say is contributing to workforce and staffing issues.
Police have identified a man who died after being ejected off his motorcycle in a northwest Austin crash on Sunday.
While it wasn't a full blown snow day for everyone in Central Texas, we still got our occasional shock of winter weather Thursday.
Dozens of firefighters are going head to head with windy conditions as they try to maintain control of the Rolling Pines Fire in Bastrop County.
Austin Parks and Recreation said Barton Springs Pool will open at 5:30 a.m. Friday, but guarded swim will not start until temperatures hit 33 degrees, which by the way, we still wouldn't consider pool weather.
In the latest setback for abortion rights in Texas, the Supreme Court on Thursday refused to speed up the ongoing court case over the state's ban on most abortions.
We've now passed the halfway point of meteorological winter and also the typically coldest time of the year in Central Texas.
It's a mix that doesn't bode well for Austin-area hospitals: winter weather, wildfire season and a historic surge of COVID-19. That's what local leaders are expected to discuss Friday morning in a media Q&A.
Police are investigating a homicide where a man was found with gunshot wounds at a central Austin business in early January.
Two firefighters were hurt trying to put out the flames that spread from a Balcones Resources recycling plant in between Taylor and Hutto last Friday. The company said it was the second fire at one of its plants in a week.
