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A second man was arrested last week in connection with a Leander mail theft case.

Austin Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman last seen on March 25.

The combined water storage levels in lakes Buchanan and Travis are creeping toward the Stage One Drought Response thresholds.

A global supplier to the semiconductor sector is formally eyeing expansion into an Austin suburb

The Austin Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a vehicle it said was involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in east Austin.

The preliminary tally of damaged homes in those areas sits at 430, and county officials urged people with tornado-damaged property to report it to the Texas Division of Emergency Management.

The new medium, dating apps. The message: Get up to date on COVID-19 vaccine.

A company specializing in self-driving trucks just rolled into Austin.

The U.S. House passed a bill Friday that would decriminalize marijuana nationwide, the patchwork of legalization efforts in neighboring Texas states is expanding, with New Mexico's recreational program now in effect.

The Austin Fire Department tweeted about the crash at 10:11 a.m., showing a car turned on its side in a small ditch next to a footbridge on the service road in the 8200 block of N. MoPac Expressway. That's near MoPac's intersection with Steck Avenue.

Several pets from Austin Pets Alive! took to the skies Thursday for their next chapters at other shelters in the country.

No, the Texas State Fair isn't going to be selling deep fried air and Elon Musk isn't trying to hyperloop Californians here to eat them.

If you're tired of looking at old furniture that you bought last year from IKEA, the retailer has announced that it will now pay customers to bring back old furniture.

At present, there are six crews with cameras inspecting pipes daily.

Madison-Fogg said during her last pregnancy she developed mastitis, which is a swelling of the breast tissue caused by an infection or milk remaining in the milk tissue. So when she started feeling pain again, she didn't think much about it.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Get ready to vote for Texas in America's newest music competition. "American Song Contest" debuted March 21 on NBC. The show features live performances from artists hailing from all 50 states, five major U.S. territories and Washington D.C. You can think of it like “Eurovision.” Artists compete in three rounds: qualifying, semifinals [...]

Pflugerville ISD raised pay for staff and teachers by three percent. Round Rock ISD raised pay for education assistants to $2 more an hour.

It plans to make an $800 million investment — this time outside of Austin. The company is creating a Hyperscale Data Center about an hour north of Austin in the city of Temple.

The Downtown Austin Alliance is looking for muralists and artists to bring to life a five-story mural in downtown Austin on Fourth Street, just east of Congress Avenue.

Austin-Travis County EMS said the collision took place at the intersection of West Slaughter Lane and South Congress Avenue around 7:15 p.m.

A man was found guilty on multiple charges, including murder, for hitting and killing two teens then running away from the scene of the crash in April 2019.

Several business owners think reopening East Sixth Street to traffic is the only way to curb the violence that's plagued downtown.

Days after a Monday morning headache at Austin-Bergstrom International, the airport is looking ahead to the upcoming warm-weather travel season and future expansion plans.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced his endorsement of Justin Berry for the House District 19 race.

The glitch kept people who had been arrested waiting in custody for more than two days, without having their case processed. That's longer than state law allows, leading to those defendants being released.