Новости за 24.09.2020

Of an estimated 1.1 million Texas students who were on campus, 3,445 students were reported as positive for COVID-19, the TEA's data says. Of more than 800,000 staff members, 2,850 have tested positive.

Austin's Aquatic Division will re-open public pool Saturday while using a modified fall operating schedule.

Both Republicans and Democrats in Texas are pressing Gov. Greg Abbott for his plan to spend nearly $6 billion in remaining federal coronavirus funds, which must be used before the end of the year.

On Thursday, Gov. Greg Abbott will announce new legislative proposals related to public safety in Dallas.

Riders previously reported by drivers to not being wearing masks while riding will be required to take a selfie proving they are, in fact, wearing a mask before they can get use the app again, company officials announced Thursday.

Sharon Sara, a fifth grader student at Vaughn Elementary School in Frisco, won a $30,000 college scholarship with her Doodle titled "Together As One," in which she described how she showed kindness.

A company conducting clinical COVID-19 vaccine trials in Austin is seeking diverse participants.

Census officials cannot use the Point-In-Count numbers because Census enumerators must be the ones to conduct the count.

With the climatological peak of Atlantic hurricane season behind us and no new development expected over the next five days, are we done with hurricane season? Not so fast. Hurricane climatology from the National Hurricane Center in Miami shows that though we are past the hurricane season peak which comes on September 10, October tends [...]

KBVO-TV will have a live broadcast of the game at 7 p.m. from Gupton Stadium in Cedar Park on Thursday.

In addition to organizing the cleanup, the Black Austin Coalition also created an online petition for additional surveillance and security at the cemetery.

Shahram Shafie, an Austin technology entrepreneur with Texas Air Industries, and other engineers demonstrated an ozone disinfecting system Wednesday afternoon.

The Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas is testing wastewater samples across Austin to predict when cases of COVID-19 may be on the rise.