Families in town for the Formula 1 race this weekend are seeking the public's help after a driver ran a red light and hit two young men on scooters before fleeing from the scene.
A new University of Hawaii study found that intense category four and five hurricanes are forming earlier each decade as the climate changes.
The CDC believes a flesh-eating parasitic disease caused by a sand fly bite may be endemic in Texas and other southern states, according to a new analysis.
Two fatal crashes were reported at the intersection of State Highway 130 and Gregg Manor Road within 24 hours this weekend, continuing a trend of documented crashes on and near the Travis County intersection over the past several years.
Travis County commissioners approved an agreement to let AFD use space in the Ned Granger Building on 11th Street.
With early voting underway, KXAN is keeping track of how many Central Texans have voted in the Nov. 7, 2023 local elections.
In a year of records falling left and right, another all-time high was toppled at the Austin airport. Monday was officially the busiest day ever recorded.
The company said its new system, which uses AI and machine learning, is aiming to restrict certain one-night and two-night bookings for entire homes.
The report found the turnover of superintendents nationally increased to 17% in 2022–2023 from 13-14% prior to and at the beginning of the pandemic in 2019.
Austin-based restaurant chain Z'Tejas officially opens its newest location in Kyle at 4 p.m. on Tuesday.
The Austin Police Department said a person died at the scene on Oct. 18 after they were hit by a vehicle in north Austin.
A federal grand jury in Austin indicted two men who allegedly robbed two postal carriers in Round Rock Sept. 30, the U.S. Attorney's Office for Western District of Texas said Tuesday.
Travis County Commissioners Court meet Tuesday to hear public comment before voting on a permit for a techno music festival happening in mid-November in southeast Travis County near the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
Prosecutors will continue to present witnesses Tuesday in the second day of the APD officer's trial.
As part of the plans to widen the interstate that cuts through Austin, the Texas Department of Transportation, which is heading the project, will have to relocate current water and wastewater lines placed along I-35 between Holly Street and Ben White Boulevard.
Travis County said Monday county constables would collect expired, unused or unwanted over-the-counter and prescription drugs from the public as part of a national program to prevent drug misuse.
November's election comes two years after the last constitutional amendment election, in November 2021. Since then, more than 760,000 Texans have registered to vote across the state.
As a way to raise awareness for clean water in Burundi -- a country in Africa -- Central Texans carried heavy jugs of water from Town Lake to the Texas State Capitol on Friday.
The duo combined for seven hits and six RBIs in an 11-4 rout of Houston to win the series 4-3 and send the Rangers to their third World Series in team history.
There are four candidates vying for the position as mayor of the City of Kyle.
AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Among several St. David's HealthCare facilities, two Austin locations were ranked in the nation's 100 top hospitals, according to analysis provided by PINC AI. St. David's Medical Center, which also includes the Heart Hospital of Austin and St. David's Georgetown Hospital, ranked at No. 1, according to a news release from St. [...]
Texas has spent nearly $10 billion on border security efforts during Gov. Abbott's tenure as the state moves to repel and detain migrants in tandem with the federal government.
During a regular meeting on Monday, commissioners voted to "reaffirm" Lubbock County as "sanctuary county for the unborn." The motion passed 3-0 with Judge Curtis Parrish and Commissioner for Precinct 3 Gilbert Flores abstaining.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick strongly condemned antisemitism in the Texas GOP on Monday and announced that his campaign is purchasing $3 million in Israel bonds — the same amount that he received this summer from a group that recently hosted prominent white supremacist Nick Fuentes, the Texas Tribune reports.
The TEA said the four optional resources can be used by parents and educators to support lessons and conversations with students about the conflict.
