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When questioning the man, the Howards said he showed them a Bastrop County Central Appraisal District (CAD) map, indicating the two plots of land they owned were actually next to where their house was built.

"It's simple protocol, people," said James Akers, a 15-year resident and Dripping Springs ISD parent. "We follow certain rules. We follow certain rules for a very good reason."

District officials announced Tuesday that staff members who get fully vaccinated before Oct. 15 can get a one-time $250 bonus. Both full-time and part-time employees are eligible for the incentive if they choose to share proof of vaccination by filling out the proper paperwork. Substitutes and temp/hourly workers aren't eligible, officials said.

The decision comes after Williamson County health officials recommended the shutdown to slow the spread of COVID-19 among students and staff.

Bernard Doherty said Tuesday that Watts “passed away peacefully in a London hospital earlier today surrounded by his family.”

How Texas students learn about race and history has become an incendiary topic in recent months.

The bill would require transgender athletes K-12 to participate on sports teams that correspond with their biological sex.

Austin Public Health is starting to see the impact of the school year on case numbers, Dr. Desmar Walkes, the local health authority, said in a joint Travis County Commissioners, Austin City Council meeting Tuesday morning.

The webinar also serves as a media briefing, organizers said, and they'll discuss "the huge opportunities and potential pitfalls of the redesign."

Chief Meteorologist David Yeomans explains them in this First Warning Weather University lesson.

That's right, the famed Pumpkin Spice Latte and other pumpkin-based drinks are back in stores Tuesday at their earliest date ever. Last year, they started pouring pumpkin drinks Aug. 25, and this year they are out a day earlier

Roni Kendall has been sitting along the Hike and Bike Trail for the past three months, waving and greeting people as they walk by.

Leander Independent School District says about 10% of parents have chosen to opt out of having their children wear masks at school.

The general public will get the green light from U.S. health officials to receive COVID-19 booster shot, starting on September 20th and eight months after receiving their second dose.

With the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine now FDA approved, some school districts are doubling down on plans to mandate vaccines for employees.

On the heels of Hurricane Grace which made two landfalls in Mexico, we may see a new tropical system develop and move into the Gulf this weekend or early next week.

A 67-year-old man died after being hit by a car while riding his bike Sunday morning, Cedar Park police say.

CeeDee Lamb and two other Cowboys players entered the NFL's COVID-19 safety protocol on Monday, making it five total members of the team on the list.

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry returned to the Capitol halls Monday to promote an air filtration company.

The controversial elections bill that Democrats fled to fight last month officially moves forward Monday with its first committee hearing in the Texas House. The bill would ban 24-hour and drive-thru voting, add more liabilities for those assisting voters with disabilities and give more power to poll watchers.

A man shot by Austin police officers in the middle of U.S. Highway 183 has been identified by the Austin Police Department.

"In that moment, it was simply people being kind and choosing kindness, and acknowledging him for just being Isaac," said Bene Williams, Isaac's mother.

Jimmy Hayes, who won a national hockey championship at Boston College and played seven seasons in the NHL, has died.