Новости за 13.07.2022

How do you conserve power? For that, we turned to Power to Save Texas.

Friends of a cyclist who died in a hit-and-run crash in March are offering a $50,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest in the case.

Earlier this week, the James Webb space telescope sent back its first images to Earth. The $10 billion telescope is the largest and most powerful ever built by humans, but it may already be in trouble.

Police arrested a man in connection to an Austin Police investigation where one person died after being shot in the 800 block of North Interstate 35 on July 3.

UT legend has it that if you see an "albino" squirrel on a test day you'll ace it.

On Tuesday, the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority had to limit the city's water supply to emergency needs only until a major waterline could be repaired.

Last month, a man who was a lieutenant with the Austin Police Department pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a child in 2019.

I have tested positive for COVID-19, do I need to take COVID-19 treatment pills? Here's what you need to know.

A man was arrested after law enforcement said he called to report that he shot and killed two people in Kyle, according to the Hays County Sheriff's Office (HCSO).

For the second time in three days, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is asking Texans to voluntarily conserve power as grid conditions tighten during intense summer heat.

Since 1966, nearly 60 mass shooters, including the Uvalde, Texas and Highland Park, Illinois shooters, have purchased at least 160 firearms legally through a Federal Firearms Licensed dealer, or FFL, according to research conducted by The Violence Project. KXAN took an in-depth look at the current federal background check process to learn more about how it works and what information is reviewed before making a determination that someone is eligible to purchase or possess a firearm.

ACL tweeted that the day by day lineup will be released Friday. One-day tickets will go on sale the same day as well.

Technology being developed by Texas A&M University AgriLife Extension aims to answer when to water and how much to use.

Actor Jared Padalecki and executive producer of The CW's "Walker" series is set to return for season three, but before filming, the production wants some help from the city to stay in Austin.

Austin Public Health (APH) confirmed six cases of monkeypox in Travis County as of Wednesday. There are also seven presumed cases in the county. The virus is being considered community spread.

On June 23, a man pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a 17 year old in Round Rock in March 2020.

A Georgetown intersection will be closed for several hours Wednesday due to a gas leak.

Yager acknowledged he injured the detainee out of anger, and he acted knowing there was no reason to use force, the DOJ said.

A recent proposal from District 6 City Councilwoman Mackenzie Kelly would reinstate the license plate reader program, which would cost taxpayers $114,775.

The Austin Independent School District is holding meetings to give you a chance to learn about the proposed 2022 bond package before it is finalized.

For 15 years, the Museum of the Weird has been tucked away along the 400 block of East Sixth Street, attracting tourists from around the world who've arrived in hopes of seeing what exactly "keeps Austin weird" — although owner Steve Busti admits this might not have been the weirdness they expected.

Austin police are searching for a man who reportedly punched a city employee in the face at a downtown bus stop earlier this month.

The county said Tuesday it will hold its third Expunction Expo on Saturday, July 23.

The scene was near Big View Drive. That is on the north side of Lake Austin just southeast of Steiner Ranch.

Her grandchildren also enjoy the land. But it's now part of the proposed route for the Matterhorn Express natural gas pipeline.