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"The picture for youth is even more concerning," said Schroeder Stribling, president and CEO of Mental Health America. The nonprofit released its annual report with a lookahead to 2022.

Explaining the difference between carbon-neutral and net-zero emissions.

On Oct. 14, investigators arrested Michael Joseph Maugere Jr., 54, of Smithville; Chasity Robinson, 36, of Smithville; and Michael Edwards Burgess, 35, of La Grange after undercover agents gambled at two places in Smithville and La Grange, receiving cash payouts on numerous occasions, according to a post on the Bastrop County Sheriff's Office official Facebook page.

Fresh off an Elite Eight appearance in the 2020 NCAA Tournament, the Longhorns come in at No. 25 in the women's basketball media poll that was released Tuesday.

After nearly 13 years in the Texas State Guard, Cendy Brister-Antley was booted from her volunteer desk job, emails show, because of her weight. A nurse and administration officer, she joined because she felt it was a calling and duty to serve our state.

The City of Round Rock is working to repair aging, old water lines throughout the city.

Court proceedings continued Tuesday in what is expected to be a roughly two-week-long trial in Hays County to determine if Stevie Dwayne Williams killed his two-year-old son, Mason.

The deadline for staff to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 and to receive a one-time incentive stipend of $250 was October 12.

Twenty-one people were on board a plane when it crashed in Brookshire, Texas, near Katy on Tuesday.

The City of Austin's Parks and Recreation Aquatics Division announced people can once again go to Barton Springs Pool. The city closed it last week after heavy rainfall and strong storms caused flooding.

Casar announced Tuesday that he launched an exploratory committee to figure out if he'll run for the open seat in the newly-drawn Texas Congressional District 35. The district encompasses most of Travis County east of Interstate 35, but snakes south down the freeway through Hays and Comal Counties, all the way into Bexar County and parts of San Antonio.

That's the message from Cheryl Nelson, meteorologist, and author of the website "Prepare with Cher" specializing in disaster preparedness. She says too often pets are left out of a family's disaster preparedness plan.

The Texas Legislature adjourned from its third special session of the year early Tuesday morning after a final flurry of activity that included an agreement on how to spend billions in federal COVID-19 relief funds, approving a negotiated new congressional map and signing off on a last-minute proposal that will put to voters whether to increase the homestead property tax exemption.

Police say a concerned family member called police late Monday night about a relative they had not heard from.

One game after J.D. Martinez and Rafael Devers each hit grand slams, Schwarber hit a second-inning 3-0 pitch 430 feet into the right field grandstand. Boston is the first team ever with three slams in a postseason series.

Texas legislators late Monday night finalized a Republican-crafted congressional map, sending it to Gov. Greg Abbott for his signature.

Local businesses are struggling to staff up as demand picks up and is expected to keep increasing for the holidays.

Democratic U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett confirmed Monday he will be running to represent Austin's newly-created 37th congressional district in 2022.

Nearly 1.3 million passengers flew through Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in August, a 209.5% increase from August 2020, as passenger totals continue to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ivermectin received national attention after people started taking the animal form of the drug to treat COVID-19. The usage of an animal drug prompted the FDA to send out a warning, telling people to stop taking medications made for animals.

At least three people were hurt in a three-vehicle crash near Manor on FM 973 Monday night, Austin-Travis County EMS reported.

The question was inevitably coming at Jimbo Fisher's press conference Monday.

A bill that would create a criminal offense for the unlawful restraint of a dog passed in the Texas Senate Monday night on a 28-3 vote.

The trial of a Kyle, Texas, man accused of murdering his two year-old in 2018 resumed Monday — with video evidence revealing claims of hospital conspiracies, a malevolent stranger in a park, and possibly unknown abuse by a family member.

A week after a deadly shooting south of Austin, the family of the man who died says they're getting very limited information.