At a downtown meeting for leaders of Vocal Texas -- a group of people with lived experience who tackle issues related to homelessness -- it's not hard to find folks familiar with the City of Austin's Marshalling Yard shelter. Many of the group's leaders have stayed there, all know people who have.
Rashee Rice and Theodore Knox are being sued for over $1 million in damages after last month's multi-car crash in Texas.
Federal agencies and state and local health departments are investigating reports of reactions to injections of counterfeit or mishandled botulinum toxin, commonly known as Botox, across nine states.
A lawsuit was recently filed against the Llano County Sheriff’s Office in connection with a response to an October 2022 mental health call that led to the death of a man.
The U.S. Justice Department reached a settlement with the Texas Education Agency to resolve a complaint involving a student with dyslexia and dysgraphia who was denied an "alternative testing arrangement" for an exam, the U.S. Attorney's Office Western District of Texas said in a news release.
A historic area on South Congress unveiled a geothermal HVAC system on Wednesday morning.
Texas is pushing back on a federal judge's decision to demand the state pay $100,000 per day over failures in the foster case system, and the appeals court has agreed to halt those fines, for now.
Two people were charged and arrest warrants were issued in connection with fentanyl overdose deaths that occurred in September and December of 2023, according to Travis County court documents.
Austin Public Health reported that it conducted 647 health inspections at locations across Austin and Travis County in February.
The Austin Police Department will welcome 39 cadets into the program Friday after completing the traditional Chief's Run on Wednesday.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was just named as one of the 100 most influential people in the world by TIME in their 2024 TIME100 list.
Austin Community College's south location was evacuated shortly after noon Wednesday due to a reported bomb threat.
The cows were a mixture of Black Baldies and Black Angus. The total loss is estimated at $100,000, officials said.
The parents of a deceased child filed a lawsuit against a concrete company and one of its truck drivers, who collided with a Hays CISD bus their child was on, according to a complaint filed in the Bastrop County District Court.
Austin teenagers participated in a campaign to help raise money and awareness for clean water projects in East Africa on Tuesday.
A conversation happened Wednesday morning with investigative reporter Kelly Wiley and KXAN Live anchor Will DuPree to break down one of this week’s top stories.
Travis Audubon shares what feathered friends will be in our skies in the month of April.
South Lamar Boulevard is closed just south of Barton Springs Road Wednesday morning for emergency repairs in the area.
Here’s how a few Central Texas communities got their names.
TDCJ has enough air conditioning across its units to cool one in three inmates. This $85 million effort will bring that to 44%.
In Texas, 49 public water utility systems have reported surpassing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s first-ever limits for five “forever chemicals” in drinking water, according to data submitted to the federal agency, the Texas Tribune reports.
Dallas Congressman Colin Allred raised more than $9.5 million in this year's first quarter, outraising U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in the race for his seat.
City staff solutions including combing through each department's budget to look for savings, analyzing fees that could be raised to meet some of the demand, looking at "bend[ing] the City's cost curve" and tax rate elections.
On Friday, a Travis County district judge ruled against the City of Austin in a lawsuit filed by a group of Austin property taxpayers in April 2023, saying it "violated the state constitution and statutes" by approving the city to use tax dollars towards the development of the old Austin American Statesman building.
The San Marcos City Council will consider Tuesday approving a new student housing development near the Texas State University campus and the San Marcos downtown.
