Новости за 12.04.2020

Two tornadoes moved through Central texas early Sunday morning causing damage in part of Llano County.

Blanco County Judge Brett Bray issued a declaration of emergency Sunday after a tornado touched down causing damage in the area earlier in the morning.

Gov. Greg Abbott has extended his disaster declaration for all counties in Texas.

AUSTIN (Nexstar) – More Texans are finding themselves out of work as stay home orders continue due to the coronavirus. The Texas Workforce Commission, which handles unemployment claims, has been overwhelmed by the number of filings. The commission has already handled more than double the number of claims it had in all of 2019. People […]

A complex of severe thunderstorms produced at least two confirmed tornadoes early this morning, and we are working to find out if there may have been more than that.

With the possibility of strong to severe storms overnight from Saturday to Sunday, stay up to date with the latest watches and warnings in effect for Central Texas.

The homeowner, a 73-year-old man, told police he was awakened by a "loud banging noise" outside of the home near the back patio around 12:45 a.m. Saturday.

The Texas Governor's Mansion is lit blue Saturday night in honor of frontline health care workers throughout the state battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

A local faith-based organization set up a food pantry to serve the Austin community on Saturday.

Campers and RVs will temporarily be allowed to park outside of homes and driveways in the City of Lakeway during the coronavirus pandemic.

This week was supposed to be the beginning of baseball for the Round Rock Express and several fans wanted to commemorate the moment at Dell Diamond.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin Assistant Police Chief Joe Chacon is one of two finalists for the Chief of Police position in Boise, Idaho, according to a Tweet from Austin Police Chief Brian Manley. Manley gave his congratulations to Chacon on Twitter Friday, saying, “I am extremely proud of APD Assistant Chief Joe Chacon, one of […]

An Austin couple who served President George W. Bush in the 2000s is hoping to give back to their community in a big way during the coronavirus pandemic.

An Austin couple celebrated their exit from Dell Seton Medical Center on Friday after defeating COVID-19 at the hospital.