Новости за 31.08.2022

A day after the shooting in Uvalde, Abbott was asked if he would consider banning assault-style weapons for 18-year-olds. The governor at the time appeared hesitant.

Quinn Ewers has quickly become one of the biggest names in college football. The unmistakable mullet sported by the Texas Longhorns new starting quarterback makes the gunslinger stand out with or without a helmet.

Hundreds of Texas nursing homes and assisted living facilities have generators on-site for backup power, but hundreds still do not, according to a survey conducted by Texas Health and Human Services.

As the weather changes, the KXAN First Warning Weather team's dedication to serving Central Texans on digital platforms remains stronger than ever.

The farm is a part of a program created to help provide employees with fresh food and encourage healthy eating.

As both Austin and San Antonio's populations continue to explode, Diane Rath is proposing going back to basics to ease traffic woes: a bus route connecting San Antonio and Austin.

The city ranked sixth overall — one spot higher than last year — in the annual Scoring Tech Talent report by CBRE, a commercial real estate agency based in Austin.

Grackles, the black feathered birds that cover H-E-B parking lots across the capital city, are looking a little "rough these days."

The 5-7 season in 2021 is the elephant in the room for the Texas football team that has been often acknowledged. Saturday against Louisiana Monroe is the Longhorns first opportunity to get rid of the bad taste in their mouth from last fall.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) said that Lake Walter E. Long in Travis County is now infested with zebra mussels.

The Kyle Police Department provided 200 gunlocks for CPS workers to distribute to families with firearms.

The work will stretch from U.S. Highway 183 to North Lamar Boulevard. It'll be done in four phases.

A man was arrested Tuesday on charges connected to an east Austin aggravated robbery after two victims said he pointed a gun in their faces, demanding their wallets near the corner of 7th Street and Chicon Street.

The Democratic candidate for Texas governor will hold his first in-person event Friday evening with a fiesta in Laredo. His campaign shared the event will include prizes, music and free dinner for the first 200 attendees. The event will begin at 6 p.m. at the Laredo Firefighters Union Hall 872.

South by Southwest announced initial featured speakers for its 2023 conference on Tuesday.

over the shape of Texas political representation for the next decade won’t be decided until next year after a federal panel agreed Tuesday to delay a trial over new political maps.

August 2022 is likely to go into the record books with zero named tropical storms — an observation only recorded twice in weather history.

The Del Valle Independent School District ranks in the top 25 for most equitable districts in Texas, according to a recent WalletHub study.

Longtime Austin restaurant El Arroyo is taking its Tex-Mex fare across the Lone Star State.

After nearly 40 years, a small retirement community on Lake Buchanan is being told it must pay substantially more to maintain its contract with the Lower Colorado River Authority, or LCRA, to keep its park access to the lake.

Some in law enforcement, like Central Texas deputy David Kohler, are seeing an increase in the theft of "hard" aluminum license plates following efforts to stop temporary tag abuse.

A deadly crash at Interstate 35 southbound at East Cesar Chavez in downtown Austin had previously shut down lanes of the highway early Wednesday morning, according to Austin Police. Traffic backups stretched for miles.

All northbound lanes of Interstate 35 in Georgetown reopened Wednesday morning after a semi-truck crash near the Westinghouse Road overpass.

"Feces brown," said Robert Spencer, holding his water filter.

The potential for an American high-speed rail line captured the imagination of Texans and national train enthusiasts alike.