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AUSTIN (KXAN) — Just when it was getting interesting for the Longhorns, rain showers became too strong and the game was suspended in the bottom of the eighth inning with No. 11 Texas Tech leading 5-3. No. 3 Texas was down 5-1 entering the bottom of the eighth, when they were able to start a [...]

If approved, it would re-instate Austin's ban on camping in undesignated areas. Friday, advocates both for and against the proposition decided to make their case for the future of the city.

Twenty-three candidates are on the ballot, meaning a runoff is highly likely. As long as no one receives a majority of the vote, the top two candidates will face off in a runoff for the seat.

Saturday is election day for many local communities in Central Texas.

Full election results for the 2021 local elections in May.

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Perhaps the biggest challenge facing Austin FC Saturday night isn't its opponent, Minnesota United FC, but instead itself. A week after the club notched a couple of milestones against Colorado with its first goal and win, Austin will have to re-focus, put the emotional high of both of those achievements behind it [...]

One day before Election Day, two groups on opposing sides of the camping ban debate made one last push to Austin voters Friday.

The state accused Adriana Rodriguez of "labor trafficking" employees by threatening them with arrest or deportation in order force them to continue working at the school. A lawsuit claims the school didn't release records on the matter.

The recent surge in cases is being felt by Central Texans who call India home.

The Department of Homeland Security has reversed course and has agreed to begin fixing the breaches in the levees in Hidalgo County that were caused by border wall construction. The news came after much pressure from South Texas leaders and media attention. Homeland Security posted on its website a news release on Friday afternoon saying "DHS will start work to quickly repair the flood barrier system to protect border communities." The announcement came after Border Report on Friday morning broke... Читать дальше...

The raid was unnecessary and “staged,” according to the federal lawsuit, and caused more than $5,000 in damage to the home of the man suing.

State Rep. Senfronia Thompson, a Houston Democrat, filed legislation to establish a registry for white label ATMs in an attempt to cut off the cash flow for human trafficking operations.

A school assignment called the "Passion Project" is exposing the impact current events are having on Central Texas kids. It's taking both classroom and home conversations into a tricky territory.

Over 96,400 applications have been submitted since the program was announced in February.

The surge in COVID-19 cases during the course of the pandemic brought an increased uneasiness from audiences, shorter theatre windows and a stronger focus on streaming services more than ever before.

The Texas Department of State Health Services is expected to receive an estimated 280,000 more vaccine doses than requested by providers the week of May 2.

Georgetown High School leaders are investigating after a video surfaced of students using racist language in the cafeteria.