Новости за 16.06.2020

A popular tourist destination for Texans is making a comeback as families start venturing out more during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Officials say the teens broke into the indoor range located at 1908 West Pecan St. at 3:32 a.m. and took 32 handguns.

The foundation said on its website it's the "most responsible decision for us and for our community."

Escamilla said his office reviewed HALO, drone and body camera video of the May 31 encounter between Cornell and APD’s mounted horse unit in the lanes of Interstate 35. Protesters stormed the interstate and blocked it in both directions. Video shows Cornell kneeling in the interstate as APD's horse unit marched toward him.

Magnolia Living and Rehabilitation, one of three nursing homes in Luling, has confirmed at least two cases of coronavirus at the facility, according to a statement released by the company Monday.

The Texas Workforce Commission plans to reinstate work search requirements for those on unemployment July 6.

After a joint statement from multiple Texas Longhorns student-athletes across multiple sports requested that the University of Texas-Austin make changes on campus toward racial inclusivity

A epidemiologist and professor at Dell Medical School has made a video to clear up a few of the misconceptions about wearing masks to help prevent spreading COVID-19.

Chad Dunn, the party's attorney, said they've filed two documents with the country's court in order to overturn a ruling by the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals that denied people claiming the fear of contracting COVID-19 as a disability and requesting a mail-in ballot during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With Father’s Day just around the corner Ali shared a recent blog post that includes 5 recipes that kids can make for Dad. You can find that here. Food Writer, Blogger and Enthusiast Ali Kahn joined Steph and Rosie to talk Father’s Day, food and a friendly challenge. In addition to talking Fatherhood- Ali also […]

"Congress Avenue is a canvas of our city," the Transportation Department's tweet said. "From marathons to marches, stories are made here. Some don't have the chance to tell their stories, so this morning we have them the canvas."

In the world we live in, now a trip to the store is filled with signs and markers on the ground showing customers where to stand, and clear barriers have also been placed in the check-out lines, which Douglas Foxworth says has also been an issue.

The ordinance as written makes it clear that the criminal trespass charge would be a last resort and only for people who both refuse to wear a mask and refuse to leave.

Adler said the best tool they have is data. He added that by releasing it he believes people will take the steps necessary to protect themselves.

According to data from DSHS, 2,326 COVID-19 patients are hospitalized as of June 15. On June 1, there were 1,756 hospitalizations reported.

Javier Ambler died in March 2019 after a 22 minute chase that started in Williamson County and ended in north Austin.

Bush, the eldest son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, responded with a "simple" message: "Don’t mess with The Alamo."

The call from student athletes to end "The Eyes of Texas" song at UT has drawn focus to a professor who highlights the history of the Forty Acres and how that history is tied to white supremacy.

Mayor Steve Adler said he is not prepared to support an initiative calling for a $100 million reduction of the Austin Police Dept. budget after two city council members publicly backed the proposal.

The letter says UAW is asking Travis County Commissioners to "review the ramifications of public subsidies for a new Tesla plant."

Students will pre-order a meal online, receive it in a pre-packaged container and then pick a place at least 6-feet away from their friends to sit and eat it.

Texas Republican Senator John Cornyn is calling on Congress to put together a commission to examine legislative options that will combat racial injustice and reform police departments across the country.

According to the Ports-to-Plains Alliance, which is made up of mayors, county judges and community members, the price tag was calculated to approximately $23 billion.

APH says it has been bringing on about 10 people a week. The tracers will do the work of contacting people who may have been exposed to the virus.

As of June 10, the Travis County District Attorney reported its office and the County Attorney's Office were still reviewing 21 felony offenses and 42 misdemeanor offenses from the events following the demonstrations.