Новости за 20.06.2020

As of Friday, there were 84 reported total cases of COVID-19 in Burnet County.

A group of about 50 people marched through Downtown Austin Saturday as part of a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest.

People in Austin are three times as likely to catch COVID-19 when they go out than they were just two weeks ago, Mayor Adler has warned.

While many of us are still staying at home, Weekend Gardener John Dromgoole explains how to create new plants from those you already have.

An Austin Police Officer took to Twitter, sharing video of protesters appearing to pull down flags flying downtown near APD's headquarters Friday evening.

Several Juneteenth celebrations are planned for Saturday in Williamson County.

More than 300 construction industry workers will get a free test for COVID-19 at a testing site in east Austin on Saturday.

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has temporarily suspended three bars' permits after agents say they weren't following protocols to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Starting Monday, all H-E-B stores in the city of Austin, as well as Travis and Hays Counties will require customers to wear masks or face coverings.

The shooting took place on Mueller Boulevard just north of the Aldrich Street traffic circle.

After reviewing surveillance footage of the incident, Whataburger said they are "appalled by the incident" and described what they saw in a statement.

Both metrics have increased dramatically in Phase III of reopening, in particular.

"Because the number of cases are increasing, we need to continue to up the game and be even more proactive."

A small group went back to England for supplies and returned to find the colony completely abandoned.

She said she got two letters from her insurance company explaining two different claims from the out-of-network provider that totaled over $5,000.

An introduction to climate change.

Here are the statistics that are known right now.

In court documents filed against an assisted living home in La Grange, a former employee claims she wasn't made aware of COVID-19 testing being done on some residents and was not given training on the correct precautions to take in the facility.

Amid nationwide protests against police brutality and calls to defund police departments, the Mayor of Austin and each member of its City Council have pledged not to accept donations from law enforcement groups.

The church is currently undergoing repairs and is not open to the public or parishioners, so the sheriff's office is working to determine who trespassed on the church's property.

DURANGO, Colo. (KDVR) – A young black bear has been taken to a rehabilitation center after it was found badly injured near the East Canyon Fire in Colorado on Tuesday. The fire west of Durango, has burned more than 2,500 acres.  Matt Thorpe, area wildlife manager, says local firefighters found the bear just before 5 p.m. […]

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) -- Mexican authorities have captured a man who allegedly kidnapped two members of a Mennonite camp in Chihuahua state, and murdered one of them.

Ambler died in 2019 after a pursuit by Williamson County deputies after he failed to dim his headlights for oncoming traffic.

The city of Austin has launched an online campaign to connect those who want to help during the pandemic with local organizations responding to COVID-19 challenges.

On Friday, the Travis County Commissioner's Court released the "Travis County Economic Development Performance Agreement," which laid out the economic and tax revenue impact an electric vehicle manufacturing plant would generate.