Новости за 15.07.2022

Del Valle Independent School District announced students will be released an hour early each Friday during the upcoming school year.

After 19 students and two teachers were shot and killed in Uvalde, a family is fundraising for security cameras at Amiguitos Spanish Immersion Academy in Austin.

Austin police arrested a second person in connection to a July 3 incident where one person died after being shot in the 800 block of North Interstate 35.

Days after surveillance video from the Uvalde school shooting was leaked, KXAN's own request to the district attorney to obtain the same footage was denied.

Two weeks before Kathleen died last September, the family said they got word ants had been found in her room at Brush Country Nursing and Rehabilitation – and on her body.

City Manager Spencer Cronk said the largest portion of the City's General Fund, which covers operational costs and maintains current service levels, could be allocated to public safety for Fiscal Year 2022-23.

Gov. Greg Abbott raised $24.9 million in the latest campaign finance period, just a few million shy of Beto O'Rourke's $27.6 million from late February through June, both campaigns announced Friday.

The Sauls have been living in Austin for 62 years, but last year, their air conditioner broke, and they couldn't afford to fix it.

According to the University of Texas at Austin COVID-19 Modeling Consortium, projections show the upward trend in cases will continue until the fall.

This year, CapMetro plans to install about 35 shelters. Some will be new additions, while others will consist of upgrades.

The 2022 Greater Austin Area Music Census launched Friday. A release said the census and assessment study aims to capture the voices and understand the current needs of Austin’s music community.

A driver in Minnesota is lucky to be alive after police said his blood alcohol content was more than six times the legal limit.

During the week, The Gas Station's main pull is its barbecue restaurant, attracting regulars and passersby heading through Central Texas. But on the weekends? Those are reserved for the horror fans.

Austinites will learn which city programs will be prioritized in the next fiscal year as Austin's new proposed budget will be released on Friday.

The 31st annual Family Eldercare Summer Fan Drive returns Friday, and we need your help to keep Central Texas cool during record-breaking summer heat.

Austin Fire crews said a fire burned two homes Friday morning in north Austin. One of the homes is likely a total loss, according to the fire department.

The Austin Independent School District is trying to tackle one of its biggest challenges with a new 2022 bond proposal.

Terry Frakes owns a small herd of cattle just north of Lampasas. He usually grows his own hay on about 75 acres, but this year has been difficult.

The Texas Department of Public Safety issued the alert for Ryder Williams, last seen in Coffee City, Texas wearing a sky blue onesie with blue sharks on it. Authorities are also looking for Michelle Wolf and Ricky Williams, who they say "failed to surrender custody as the court ordered."

The San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter has been packed with animals for quite some time now, according to manager Christie Banduch.

The Round Rock ISD open enrollment program application window begins Monday and will continue until the end of July.

Its six-match unbeaten streak, a potential Copa Tejas title, a more solidified position at the top of Major League Soccer's Western Conference — but perhaps most importantly to Austin — it's another chance to beat Dallas for the first time in their short rivalry.

Each week since Feb. 24, the CDC assigns a "COVID-19 Community Level" to each county nationwide based on how the virus is impacting local populations.

Williamson County and Cities Health District (WCCHD) is investigating a presumptive case of monkeypox within the county.