Новости за 03.09.2022

Mike Gilliland, president and CEO of Central Health, spoke with KXAN on what changes are coming to the new clinc.

Coming off the end of tennis icon Serena Williams' farewell tour, an Austin company is preparing for ticket sales to launch next week for Austin's inaugural professional women's tennis tournament.

More than $31 million in grants will be distributed to veterans across Texas, according to Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Veterans Commission.

Dr. Alicia Chang, a pediatric hematologist at Dell Children's Medical Center, talks with KXAN about sickle cell anemia, and the ongoing research to help "sickle cell warriors."

One person was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle Saturday morning.

Amy Beicker, the book's author, said her family loved the scavenger hunts in other cities, but noticed Fredericksburg didn't have one of its own.

The ban went into effect at sunset Friday, Sept. 2.

Laura McNabb went before the the Cedar Park City Council back in February to share her concerns on the flooding. This because she fears an upcoming development project could worsen runoff. At this meeting, the council had planning and zoning staff explain to Laura they had no liability for the flooding because of the location of their home.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Westlake picked up its 42nd consecutive win with a 47-14 win over Converse Judson to close out nondistrict play Friday. Lake Travis fell to 0-2 with a 35-28 loss to Cibolo Steele and Dripping Springs moved to 2-0 with a 37-7 win over Converse Wagner. San Marcos had to go to overtime [...]

Coming off a disappointing 5-7 season in his first year as the Longhorns head coach certainly wasn't ideal. Given how quickly college athletic programs cycle through coaches who don't meet expectations (or who powerful alums simply deem unworthy), it's easy to assume Sarkisian could feel his seat getting warm.

The VA said it plans to provide abortions across the entire nation — including states, such as Texas, that prohibit the procedure. The VA's decision reopens access to abortion to a class of women in Texas and several other states.

It happened in the 6400 block of South Congress Ave. around 8:15 p.m. When officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot in both legs.

A man was injured in a shooting involving Pflugerville police officers on Friday evening, the Austin Police Department said.

"I just rolled on the floor and was 'like somebody is shooting,'" said Francine, whose home was hit multiple times.

An Austin artist who has been painting murals for roughly two decades said it's an art form that "makes a great impact" on spaces and people.

The Texans joined the Uvalde High football team, the Coyotes, at a team dinner ahead of the high school's home opener. They also announced that they'd be outfitting the team with new uniforms, with help from Nike, a press release said.

A baby was considered a micro-preemie after being born 23 weeks into development and weighing only 1 pound, 5 ounces.

Texas Secretary of State John Scott declared 324 candidates elected to office Thursday — all of whom were running unopposed in the Nov. 8 general election.

Caleb Jones said he suffered for nearly two weeks and bounced around to six different medical centers before finally getting the medication he needed.

Under Texas law, anyone who wants to be a poll watcher must get a Certificate of Completion from the Texas Secretary of State's office through the program.

The company that owns the trademark for "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is suing a Bastrop County business for selling products with copyrighted logos and images without a licensing agreement.

The State Board of Education narrowly voted Friday to delay updating the state’s social studies curriculum until 2025 after facing pressure from conservatives over proposed changes.

On Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott announced the Texas Health and Human Services Commission was providing more than $344.9 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food benefits for September.