The head of Texas' top law enforcement agency said "no one is losing their jobs" over the response to the Uvalde school shooting massacre that killed 19 children and two teachers, according to notes from an internal DPS captain's meeting in August, obtained by KXAN
After seven decades serving on the throne, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II passed away Thursday at the age of 96.
The City of Leander is prohibiting all outdoor watering starting Thursday as it prepares for an upcoming repair of a raw water pipeline, according to a release from the City.
One football game seemed to change the trajectory of football- storied college football programs in dramatic fashion — Jan. 7, 2010.
As part of the program, students with intellectual or developmental disabilities will be hired by the city as temporary employees. After undergoing training, students can apply for permanent city positions.
Dutch royalty visited Austin Thursday to meet with City officials.
The latest poll for November’s election for Texas governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general shows that Republicans maintain a lead, but not as strong as in years past.
-- Travis County leaders are meeting Thursday to discuss the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN). This is the first of three briefings focusing on gun violence prevention.
Will DuPree, KXAN's digital anchor, will host the online-only show that viewers can watch in this story and on the KXAN News Facebook page starting at 6 p.m.
New Braunfels Police said no charges are expected to be filed against a driver in the death of woman Wednesday night.
Roughly 100 jobs expected; Company produces 2.5M-plus pops per day across US
The Mueller neighborhood has quickly become one of the most popular places to live in Austin. Its latest addition has kids and adults alike rolling on over.
The City of San Antonio and the WWE announced Wednesday the city will host the event Jan. 28.
From drought to flooding rains, Central Texas is no stranger to rapid extreme changes to our weather. But with climate change and increasing frequency of harsh weather, farms are trying their best to cope as conditions become less and less conducive for many crops.
Just over 900 Austin Energy customers are without power Thursday morning following storms Wednesday evening.
Macario Hernandez was found guilty by a jury in March. He was sentenced in June for 10 charges, which will be served concurrently.
The Steeping Room said it will close its doors on North Lamar Boulevard at 44th Street on Sept. 24.
Exits to the airport were closed, and passengers could be seen on traffic cameras leaving their rides on the highway and walking to the airport, suitcases in tow.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has suspended a trooper pending the outcome of an investigation by the Office of the Inspector General.
The school board sent a letter to parents Wednesday night informing them that an autopsy determined the July death of a 15-year-old was due to a fentanyl overdose. Three other students died over the summer from suspected fentanyl overdoses.
As of August 18, the state had paid a total of $14,116,303.33 to Wynne Transportation to bus more than 8,000 migrants from Texas border communities to Washington, D.C., and New York City, according to documents from the Texas Department of Emergency Management — the agency tasked with this initiative.
Passengers provided insight Wednesday morning after the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport experienced a power outage that caused numerous delays and flight cancelations.
The Children's Center of Lockhart, also known by some in the community as Connie's Kidz, is under investigation.
Williamson County recorded its first presumed Monkeypox case in July, says Norwood. The county updates its case count every Wednesday. Currently there are 11 presumed cases (those are cases not yet confirmed by CDC testing) and 6 confirmed cases.
Texans are among the hardest-working people in the country, according to a new study.
