Новости за 04.09.2019

The Llano County Sheriff's Department has confirmed that a former deputy is currently facing felony charge for possession of child pornography.

The Austin Fire Department announced on Wednesday that Michael White, a 12-year veteran firefighter has died.

Torchy's Tacos has ordered up massive expansion plans — CEO G.J. Hart wants to add 100 more locations in the next five years.

Home security footage shows a motion-activated skeleton toy scaring a bear away from a trash can outside of a home in Salem, Virginia.

Few details were available Wednesday, but the City said on June 5 it received a "legal claim notice" from an attorney representing Lonnie Deary's estate. It said there would be more details about it in a follow-up memo.

Dallas-based Genesis Real Estate Group wants to develop a large-scale residential project called The Travis at 80 Red River St. in the Rainey Street area downtown.

Since Tanner's department started outreach efforts in the spring, they've seen more kids eating with them. So far this school year, they're serving about 3,000 more kids.

Two sections of Interstate 35 will get new lanes. It's a $700 million Unified Transportation Program project.

According to a new study, those who drink more than two glasses of soda or any soft drink per day have a high risk of dying.

Krispy Kreme is bringing back its pumpkin spice glazed doughnut just in time for fall.

The goal of the event, held in the Ragsdale Center at St. Edward's University, was to discuss the challenges the city is facing as the homeless population grows.

On Tuesday, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dennis Bonnen announced they're forming House and Senate committees to study and recommend effective legislative solutions that will help prevent mass gun violence.

In a medical emergency, the public relies on paramedics to respond and help. But the medics who take care of us say we aren't doing the same for them.

Cedar Park Police are responding to the scene of a crash at U.S. 183A and East Whitestone Boulevard on Tuesday night.

The funeral for Mohamed-Umer Esmail, who served as Imam, or prayer leader, at three Austin mosques was held Tuesday Sept. 2 at the North Austin Muslim Community Center.

Firefighters took advantage of a rare opportunity on Tuesday to train in an actual high rise — University Towers — before the complex is demolished.

The Kyle Police Department is currently investigating an Aug. 31 incident in the Steeplechase neighborhood involving three dogs that resulted in the death of one of the animals.

Democratic Presidential Candidate and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren announced Tuesday that she will host a town hall in Austin on Sept. 10.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office Commander Steve Deaton has resigned, a move that comes after several months of controversy and even calls for his firing.

Lincoln Property Company and Kairoi Residential announced Sept. 3 that construction on the 66-story office and residential tower at the corner of Sixth and Guadalupe streets has begun, though there was no visible demolition of the Extended Stay America hotel on the site as of this afternoon.