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Some Central Texas universities that were planning for all in-person courses in the fall are now changing course due to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases, and students requesting remote learning options.

EA officials confirmed Wednesday they would continue to fund school districts if local health officials order them to stay closed, as long as they offer remote instruction for all students.

With an increasing number of people staying at Austin's free COVID-19 isolation facility, the city is looking to lease another facility.

Officials are worried how a surge in cases in the community has affected the vulnerable populations inside these facilities.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 2-month-old child as a homicide.

Decorated veteran MJ Hegar will become the Democrats' nominee in the U.S. Senate race after State Sen. Royce West conceded following the election Tuesday.

The Round Rock Independent School District is "closing down extracurricular summer activities until further notice," RRISD Athletic Director Dwayne Weirich announced on Twitter Wednesday.

Tribune CEO Evan Smith interviews former Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro and U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-San Antonio.

In an email to KXAN, New Braunfels City Manager Robert Camareno says the four firefighters were asked to quarantine after being potentially exposed to COVID-19 while responding to a medical emergency.

The council approved a $3.8 million economic development plan to improve infrastructure in the area where the center will be, just off East Pecan Street and a mile away from State Highway 130.

Stores and construction sites in Kyle have been evacuated Wednesday morning due to a tanker leak behind a convenience store.

Dr. Jason Pickett, the Austin-Travis County alternate health authority, will fill in for interim health authority Dr. Mark Escott and lead discussion alongside APH director Stephanie Hayden and APH chief epidemiologist Janet Pichette

Wednesday, more than a hundred teachers are planning a sit-in at the Texas State Capitol just one day after Austin's Interim Health Authority Dr. Mark Escott warned dozens of students, if not hundreds, could die if students head back to schools this fall.

On June 25, the City of San Marcos closed down all of its river parks. With July 4 on the way, the city was worried that mass gatherings on the water would help spread the virus.

For artists, inspiration comes from many things — a fond memory, new experiences, or now, times of trouble.

An off-duty firefighter and EMT is in the hospital Tuesday after rushing into a burning building to rescue someone inside, according to Granite Shoals Fire Rescue.

But while the virus poses the most significant threat to elderly people who may have weakened immune systems, and cases continue to mount in senior facilities, HHSC and local health authorities have refused to release data they compile on COVID-19 cases in individual locations.

The change to Campbell-Williams field was made at the request of the Jamail family.

The application cutoff for voters seeking to vote by mail in the runoff was July 2.

Tuberville, 65, beat Sessions in Tuesday’s Republican runoff as Sessions fell short in his attempted comeback for a seat he held for two decades before resigning to become Trump’s attorney general in 2017.

On Tuesday, Donovan told his employees that the Brentwood bowling alley would be closing its doors for good this coming Friday.

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The Travis County Sheriff's Office reported seven new positive cases of COVID-19 among Travis County jail inmates and 10 new COVID-19 cases among TCSO employees.

Tuesday's voting totals may not be complete -- and the results may not be either.

ATCEMS leadership said they were disappointed they didn't see any new vehicles in the budget released on Monday.