Новости за 22.10.2020

After University of Texas president Jay Hartzell reiterated on Wednesday that the song will continue to be played at official school events, the Board of Regents backed him up.

After 200 days apart from her mom, Jan Blex became one of the first essential family caregivers at the San Marcos home.

A viewer shared photos that her boyfriend took Thursday after he saw razor blades on a campaign sign outside a home in a Round Rock neighborhood where he was working. She said his coworker spotted the same thing at another home in Leander.

With the elimination of straight-ticket voting, Gov. Greg Abbott's campaign is investing millions of dollars to help elect Republicans to the state legislature, concerned that some voters won't make it to crucial down-ballot races.

Ian Doherty told KXAN that the woman stopped her vehicle in the street, screamed about the flag and also yelled "white lives matter" before she snapped at him.

The United States has now reached an average of 60,000 daily coronavirus cases. It's a mark the country hasn't seen since July, and it indicates we're now in the middle of a third COVID-19 peak.

A Hennepin County judge on Thursday dismissed a third-degree murder charge against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, KMSP reported.

When a meteorologist is trying to predict the path of a hurricane or tropical storm, we look at several different models that show possible paths. When several of these paths are plotted out they appear like noodles tossed on a map. Hence the name spaghetti models.

A Dallas man who says he had his voter identification stolen this year says he has voted in every election since Richard Nixon won in 1968, and each year he has waited to cast his ballot on Election Day. With such a hotly contested race in 2020, he wanted to make sure he got his vote in early. His message to everyone: he’s glad he did.

Major Anthony Grant, U.S. Army, Retired, reached the age of 100 this past January. On his 21st birthday in 1942, he, and the rest of the nation were still reeling after the Japanese surprisingly attacked Pearl Harbor Navy Base in Hawaii. That prompted the United States to join World War II, and thus, begin drafting all able-bodied young men into the armed forces. Grant received his notice at his home in Harlem, New York that April.

Jackson knows the struggle of being homeless — he once lived in his car. You will now find him preparing meals and handing out clothes to those experiencing homelessness almost every weekend.

Improvements include traffic signal upgrades, turn lane modifications, bus stop improvements and pavement work which the city said will improve safety and mobility along the corridor.

The University of Texas president confirmed Wednesday that the alma mater song, "The Eyes of Texas," will still be played this weekend, just without the band. He says that was the plan all along.

Some Leander residents were alerted to stay inside and lock their doors Wednesday night as police responded to a shots fired call on Waterfall Avenue.

Ian Doherty said he was standing up to a bully during the incident Oct. 7. He, along with multiple neighbors, heard the woman screaming about the flag and saying "white lives matter" during the altercation.

One person is dead after a multiple-vehicle crash on North FM 620 Wednesday afternoon.