Is it cedar fever or COVID? How to tell the difference
In the thick of respiratory season and cedar fever, Austin Public Health officials are reporting upticks in local COVID-19 cases.
In the thick of respiratory season and cedar fever, Austin Public Health officials are reporting upticks in local COVID-19 cases.
Police are searching for three suspects who were involved in two aggravated robberies and an aggravated assault on Dec. 31.
With three months until a total solar eclipse passes over Texas on April 8th, many people are making final preparations. Between 931,000 and 3,725,000 are expected to travel to see the eclipse within the United States, according to GreatAmericanEclipse.com.
The U.S. Food & Drug Administration has no documented recalls against Purina pet food in recent months, amid online rumors swirling around the Purina Pro Plan dog food.
In a stunning revelation, a decapitated body found nearly 13 years ago in a vineyard outside Arvin has been identified.
The San Antonio Police Department is looking for a 12-year-old boy last seen Sunday evening in San Antonio.
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Austin Pets Alive! said in an email the van was stolen from its downtown location around 3:55 a.m. Monday.
The National Fire Protection Association said nearly a third of all Christmas tree-related fires happen in the month of January after the holidays.
Jury selection begins Monday in Hays County in the trial of a man facing a capital murder charge in the death of a San Marcos police officer in 2017.
The application process for Austin’s next city manager opened Monday, according to a Dec. 26 post from Mayor Kirk Watson to his colleagues on the Austin City Council Message Board.
According to the agenda for Monday night’s special meeting, board members meet privately to interview potential candidates for the District 2 trustee seat. Board members are expected to publicly appoint their chosen candidate, who will take the job on Monday night.
Saturday night at Moody Center was a perfect example of how tough it is to win in the Big 12. Texas Tech's above-average offensive performance lifted the Red Raiders to a 78-67 win over the No. 20 Longhorns, and it's not going to get easier Tuesday. Texas travels to take on Cincinnati who went into Provo, Utah, and beat No. 12 BYU 71-60 to open the conference slate.
Several signs are now pointing toward the coldest air of the season arriving just after next weekend.
With several weather threats possible over the next few days, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Sunday he had directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to increase readiness levels at the Texas State Operations Center.