Новости за 30.04.2020

In a press conference at the Texas Capitol on Monday afternoon, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Texas’ next steps for reopening business during the COVID-19 pandemic, this includes allowing restaurants to operate at 25% capacity.

The pandemic has slowed down air travel.

Like previous distributions at LBJ Early College High School and Del Valle High School, families can get a box of food and other necessities from 9 a.m. to noon. The address for the Burger Center is 3200 Jones Road

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin-Travis County EMS say a teen has serious injuries after falling approximately 40 feet off the side of a cliff early Thursday morning. It says crews got the call at 2:39 a.m. off Loop 360 on the north end of the Pennybacker Bridge. ATCEMS says crews were able to get the patient […]

With a goal of $75,000, the GoFundMe has raised a little over $33,000 as of Wednesday night.

A Bastrop High School teacher told KXAN her students are falling behind in their coursework.

On Tuesday, the Williamson County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the use of devices created by a local company aimed at ensuring public health measures during elections amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mason County health officials are reporting 17 total cases of COVID-19 and most of those positive cases are connected to City of Mason employees.

Many Austin community groups are teaming up to survey local musicians about how COVID-19 is impacting them.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Lyft scooters have seen their last rides in Austin. The scooters will cease working operation permanently in Austin starting Thursday, April 30, the company confirmed to KXAN on Wednesday night. “We’re grateful to our scooter riders in Austin as well as our partners in Austin city government. We’re shifting resources and […]

He helped his contractors get $1,400 each from the Texas Workforce Commission.

A woman who says she was raped by a parking attendant at a music festival in 2018 is suing the security firm that hired her alleged attacker.

The Downtown Austin Alliance surveyed 80 businesses, finding that 50 percent plan to open immediately after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted while 20.3 percent said they are unsure when, or if, they will be able to reopen.