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A recent survey from the Ad Council found nearly a third of Black and Hispanic adults in the U.S. are undecided about getting a flu shot.

“Since the first quarter of 2020, over 30 major US cities, including Austin, have seen increases in the number of homicides (and shootings and other forms of interpersonal violence), with some cities seeing double-digit increases,” Piquero said.

Now through Monday there's plenty of chances to get vaccinated for COVID-19 with Austin Public Health and Travis County.

One more regulatory hurdle remains: On Tuesday, advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will make more detailed recommendations on which youngsters should get vaccinated, with a final decision by the agency’s director expected shortly afterwards.

A child in Medina County is receiving treatment due to a rare human case of rabies, the Texas Department of State Health Services said on Friday.

Residents can have their packages delivered to the police department instead of having them sent to their addresses.

This year, one Austin man is going all out for Halloween.

PETA announced during the World Series that Major League Baseball (MLB) should change the name of "bullpen" to "arm barn."

The center will be closed "indefinitely" because of water damage from the flooding, the City of San Marcos said in a release. The issue appears to have stemmed from a 3" polyethylene pipe that disconnected from its coupler, the city added.

The community meeting is open to the public and will take place at the Lewis Mountain Ranch Neighborhood Park at noon.

Police said the suspects, Lus Dary DeSouza and Meeka Poteek Baker, are facing charges for allegedly stealing several nurses' credit cards as well as assaulting security guards when they got caught Tuesday afternoon.

The iconic Dry Creek Cafe & Dock is closing its doors this weekend after being open for nearly 70 years.

First responders are working to rescue a person who was involved in a crash between a vehicle and a bus in west Travis County Friday morning.

AUSTIN (KXAN) - It is that time of year again in Central Texas, time for cedar pollen and many other allergens to return. If you haven't had allergies before, you may not know if they're responsible for your coughing or if it is COVID-19. Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with Dr. Scott Oberhoff, Allergist with Austin Diagnostic Clinic [...]

Only two weeks remain in the regular season. Here's a look at the best matchups from Central Texas.

A family living in South Austin is still in shock after a large tree in their front yard was cut down without their permission.

The Chaparrals, ranked by Dave Campbell's Texas Football as the No. 1 6A team in the state, will face Austin at Burger Stadium Friday at 7:30 p.m. You can watch the game live on KXAN.com.

Austin Police Chief Joseph Chacon will be officially sworn in during a ceremony Friday afternoon.

Three San Marcos students were transported to a local hospital Thursday after they consumed edibles "infused with a variant of THC," according to school officials.

Austin Public Works will begin work at South Lamar Boulevard at Hether Street Saturday to address drainage issues. Traffic in the area will be affected due to lane closures.

Like police, they're there to uphold our laws, but one advocacy group says violence against code enforcement officers is on the rise nationwide.

Crews are responding to a gas leak Thursday evening in the area of Sage Grouse Drive and Amberglen Boulevard off West Parmer Lane.

Austin's average summertime temperature has warmed by 3.9°F since 1970, according to Climate Central, an organization that employs meteorologists and climate scientists to study how our weather is changing.

Many leaders and residents ready to shed an almost ghost town ambiance

The Texas COVID Learning Acceleration Supports program, or TCLAS, offers school district grants to help pay for extra tools to catch students up.