Новости за 18.09.2019

Round Rock Police need help identifying a suspect to who robbed the Panther Mar-Valero at 2950 Joe Domingo Blvd. on Sept. 6.

University of Texas at Austin President Gregory Fenves is presenting the annual State of the University address. He is expected to focus on recent achievements and outline his priorities for the future.

SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) — A San Marcos mother who’s worried about a dangerous pool in her neighborhood says she’s been trying to get the city’s attention on the issue for the past two years. The fencing around the pool in her neighbor’s yard has holes and openings in it that she’s concerned violate state […]

To avoid the unknown when buying or selling lakefront property, experts advise people to get a survey so they know what they own. Then they can decide how they want to proceed.

Austin City Council will begin the process Wednesday to curtail and "clarify" a city ordinance allowing homeless people to camp, sit, and panhandle in many parts of the city. Several members of the council have released plans but there's no clear consensus on specifics.

Police have shut down roads in a central Austin neighborhood due to an investigation.

The city of Austin's Public Health department is urging people to stop using e-cigarettes as health officials grapple with a multi-state outbreak of lung disease and deaths with a possible link to vaping.

Like anyone who has ever spruced up their home, Melania Trump will have a few new touches to showcase Friday when guests visit the White House for only the second state dinner of the Trump presidency.

A family of four was taken to the hospital after a fire at a two-story home in Kyle, according to the Kyle Fire Department.

National leaders in water conservation convene in Austin Wednesday for a three-day conference focused on protecting natural resources.

The president of the Austin Police Association says five Austin Police officers were taken to the hospital on Tuesday after trying to arrest a homeless man in Downtown Austin.

The rule has been on the books for years but the Trump administration believes it needs to be more widely applied to slow legal immigration.

Four dolphins are swimming freely again after they were stranded in a St. Petersburg canal for several days.

On Monday, the Kyle City Council voted to authorize a framework of a settlement with Kinder Morgan over the Permian Highway Pipeline, which has famously — or infamously — caused Hays County residents and local governments to level lawsuits against the pipeline company.

With the national focus on Texas, politicians and analysts from both sides of the aisle are interested in whether the Lone Star State will be a swing state in 2020.

Through Sept. 30, Disney is offering families and fans the chance to add magic to their bedtime routines with goodnight messages from its famous characters via its Disney Bedtime Hotline, 877-7-MICKEY.

A 19-year-old Arizona man allegedly strapped fentanyl pills to his thighs and tried to smuggle them into the U.S., Customs and Border Protection officials said in a news release.

Austin City Council is meeting tomorrow to talk about where people who are homeless can camp, sit or lie.