Новости за 30.03.2022

FOLX Health, a digital queer and trans teleheath provider, is launching the billboards in states where laws are being proposed or passed. The boards will read "SAY GAY" or "PROTECT TRANS YOUTH."

A star 13 billion light years away has been spotted by the Hubble Space Telescope in a surprise discovery. Dr. Michelle Thaller, an astronomer with NASA, told KXAN that the star is one of oldest in the universe and the furthest from Earth ever discovered.

A Marble Falls dad is hoping to skip the uncomfortable act of trying to sell random kitchen products to his neighbors, but still fundraise the money needed for his young son's school to build a chicken coop. The result is a GoFundMe we think you need to read.

Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will join Williamson County leaders Wednesday to discuss the preliminary damage assessment process for those affected by last week’s tornado.

The hearing was originally scheduled to serve as an update before Judge Janis Jack about the years-long federal lawsuit over the treatment of children foster care system she has overseen. However, when proceedings began in a Dallas courtroom, Jack almost immediately expressed concern about the "quality" of the ongoing investigation.

In a direct response to KXAN's investigations, a Texas lawmaker plans to file a bill next session that would force the TMB to be more transparent.

Kari Hines with the Texas A&M Forest Service will join digital anchor Will DuPree for a live interview on KXAN Live at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.

UT Austin said tawny crazy ants have been known to swarm breaker boxes on homes, AC units, sewage pumps and other electrical devices in some parts of Texas. They're originally from South America but have been spreading across the southeastern part of the country for the past two decades.

When Tom and Kim Hibler moved into their home in the hills of west Austin, they knew that could be a possibility.

Possible damage to a high-use urban bridge led us to ask the Texas Department of Transportation, is that flyover still safe? And, with Central Texas getting rocked by both winter and spring storms, is the state checking our bridges as frequently as required?

Austin crews will now have six years to finish all the projects laid out by the 2020 mobility bond.

A beloved Leander ISD teacher and coach was surprised with free Whataburger for a year from the Texas burger giant, and it was all made possible by his students.

A court hearing is scheduled Wednesday morning over accusations of abuse at a Bastrop shelter for child sex trafficking victims

Things have significantly slowed down at Austin Public Health’s only remaining COVID-19 testing site.

Austin Fire is working to put out several brush fires in north and northwest Austin Tuesday.

Hundreds of Williamson County residents are still in recovery mode one week after tornadoes ripped through Central Texas.

The Austin Police Department is asking for the public's help in tracking down a pickup truck that was stolen from someone with a disability.

The University of Texas at Austin ranks as having one of the country's "best graduate schools," according to a U.S. News & World report.

Austin Fire is on the scene of a vehicle fire on Ed Bluestein Boulevard in east Austin Tuesday.