Новости за 13.09.2021

Kansas State is feeling a bit of deja vu after watching quarterback Skylar Thompson go down with a knee injury in Saturday's win over Southern Illinois.

"We love hosting our huge, rambling, open Festival at the State Capitol but, after much deliberation, we have decided it is safest to host the in-person portion of the Festival in venues where we can better monitor attendee numbers and enact proper safety guidelines," the release read.

Two homicides in Austin over the weekend break an unwanted Austin record.

Texas A&M quarterback Haynes King is expected to miss multiple weeks after he sustained a lower leg injury Saturday against Colorado.

In the past two years, reported thefts at Mount Bonnell have quadrupled, with 228 documented thefts at the park thus far in 2021 compared to a total of 54 thefts reported in all of 2019.

Texas volleyball is still at the top of the food chain nationally after closing out a four game homestand with a four set victory over Notre Dame Sunday.

Austin-Travis County EMS tweeted their units, along with Austin Police Department and Austin Fire Department personnel, are headed to the scene. ATCEMS said there have been no repots of shots fired.

A tweet from the City of Taylor's account asked the public for help identifying the people TPD thinks have "valuable info" about the incident that happened at or near the Ice House Kitchen and Tavern. That's on Second Street in Taylor.

A 53-year-old woman who died in an auto-pedestrian crash in east Austin was identified by the Austin Police Department Monday.

Meteorologist Kristen Currie, Sean Kelly and Mark Pena discuss the local and state impacts of Tropical Storm Nicholas.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian says redshirt junior Casey Thompson will start at quarterback against Rice.

With paddles in hand, stroke after stroke, and for 21 miles straight, more than 200 people paddled the full length of Lake Austin Monday morning to help raise money for mental health services for those impacted by cancer.

Country music icon Tanya Tucker said she's canceling all of her remaining 2021 tour dates due to not only COVID-19 concerns, but she's also recovering from am emergency hip surgery she had in July.

According to data from Refugee Services of Texas, the Austin office has received 48 refugees in both August and September. Since Oct. 1, 2020, Austin has helped place 127 refugees.

A recent American Dental Association report shows 30% of people who worked as dental hygienists voluntarily decided to quit practicing for fears of contracting COVID-19.

In 2022, ACC is partnering with Toyota Motor North America and offer a program known as the technician training and education network, or T-Ten, program. It's a hands-on program that James Latham, ACC's T-Ten instructor, says will give graduates a competitive advantage.

The Damon Allen Act, passed by the Texas Legislature during the second special session this year, prohibits the release of people charged with violent crimes on personal or cash bond. It also requires defendants be granted and denied bail within 48 hours of their arrest and the person's criminal history be examined before setting bail.

With the delta variant surging (and more variants on the way), and with vaccine supply ample in America, why the wait between doses?

Austin artist Jonathan "J" Muzacz has been working on a mural to create awareness for ethically sourced food and exemplify the rights of farmers and workers.

Before Thursday night's season opener, it had been 333 days since Dak Prescott last played in an NFL game.

Tyrod Taylor threw for 291 yards and two touchdowns filling in for Deshaun Watson to lead the Houston Texans to a 37-21 win over Trevor Lawrence and the mistake-prone Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.

The most notable catch in Saturday's game between No. 22 Miami and Appalachian State didn’t even happen on the field.

The Texas Longhorns are no longer ranked after a no-show performance at Arkansas Saturday night in Fayetteville. Texas is in the receiving votes category of AP poll.

The event's planners, expecting to bring concerts, artists and a car show to Typhoon Texas Sept. 25-26, sent a press release saying they "are grieved and saddened" to cancel the weekend plans due to "heightened COVID restrictions."

Tropical storm watches extend to parts of Central Texas