Новости за 12.04.2022

Between critical to extreme wildfire conditions in western Texas and severe storm threats in eastern Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott is requesting that additional state resources be ready to respond.

This week, the Texas Tribune reported more than half a dozen child abuse investigators have resigned or are actively looking for a job as a result of one of Gov. Greg Abbott's directives earlier this year.

MCALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Candidate for the 2022 Texas gubernatorial election Beto O'Rourke held a press conference in the Rio Grande Valley Tuesday. During the event, O'Rourke discussed the economic impact and supply chain disruptions following Gov. Greg Abbott's plan to prepare for the end of Title 42. The press conference followed the day after [...]

An off-campus robbery involving students sent a northwest Austin high school into "secure" mode Monday, the Austin Independent School District said.

Blacksmith John Deere created a clever steel plow 185 years ago, and now the company launched its first fully autonomous tractor this year. It's that evolution that has convinced the iconic company with its green machines that it's not just an agriculture company, it's a tech company operating in the agriculture industry.

With six homicides so far this year, 2022 has already surpassed 2020's total of five homicides.

The virus is transmitted through mosquito bites, and only about 20% of people ever develop flu-like symptoms after being bitten, DSHS said.

We didn't say dogs, but when we asked for photos of pets in bluebonnets, that's pretty much what we expected.

Leander police have evacuated a high school Tuesday due to a possible bomb threat.

CEDAR PARK, Texas (KXAN) — Summit Christian Academy students got to do something special this year, make their campus more sustainable. Students in one environmental science class got to launch three new programs at the school designed to better help the planet. Meteorologist Kristen Currie interviewed the class. You can read the interview below or [...]

The owner of the women's consignment clothing shop said the thief was in and out in 55 seconds and took a safe.

At least three people are hurt after a three-vehicle crash in central Austin Monday night, according to Austin-Travis County EMS.

A man was taken into custody in connection with a deadly weekend crash in south Austin that police said involved a child.

Central Texans are making the most of bluebonnet season, giving their pets some time to enjoy the great outdoors.

The Verde and Black will travel down Interstate 35 for a midweek showdown with San Antonio FC Wednesday, April 20 at San Antonio's Toyota Field.

Austin FC Academy midfielder Ervin Torres will get a second run with the U.S. Soccer Under-15 team at an upcoming tournament in Europe.

An Austin Independent School District student "died suddenly" over the weekend, according to a letter from the principal of Bailey Middle School.

Negotiating new pay for the first time in four years... the City of Austin has received some major blowback after offering a 14 cent raise for entry-level employees in Austin’s emergency medical services department.

Two students were injured by a classmate with a pocket knife at Austin High School, the district said in a letter to parents Monday.

Three employees of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo have been indicted by a grand jury on charges related to how they helped award a contract for COVID-19 vaccine outreach last year.

The owner of several buildings on West Fourth Street downtown is currently in talks with a developer that would potentially put a 40-story apartment complex in the Warehouse District. The new plan for the proposed 400-unit apartment complex would offer a lease to the Oilcan Harry's owner for the next 25 years.

The Texas Education Agency released statewide standards Monday for how school districts should remove and prevent “obscene content” from entering Texas public school libraries.

The 14-year NFL veteran's Defend the Dream Foundation will partner with the Austin Ed fund, Austin ISD's nonprofit education foundation, to create "Discovery Dens" at the libraries.

One woman was arrested after she was accused of hitting at least three teens in the head with a chair during what was described as a "riot" at a basketball game, according to court documents.