Новости за 02.09.2022

The game will be live streamed in the player above starting at 7:20 p.m. with kickoff scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Rutledge Stadium. It will be re-aired in full at 7:30 p.m. Saturday on KBVO.

Austin is holding steady at 68 triple digit days for the year after an incredibly hot June, July and first half of August.

A former Austin Police Department officer was indicted on several counts including sexual assault on Tuesday, the Travis County District Attorney's Office said.

Two additional lawsuits were filed this week pertaining to the April 8 crash on Barton Springs Road that sent 9 people to the hospital.

Several people captured a strange formation of green lights Thursday night hovering and moving above the Brushy Creek area, prompting them to wonder whether they witnessed something otherworldly.

Using data from the Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), KXAN took a look at which airports and airlines have seen the most delayed and cancelled flights this year.

A fatal neurological disease was discovered in a 1-year-old buck at a deer breeding facility in Gillespie County, Texas Parks and Wildlife said Friday.

Travis County Emergency Services District No. 2 got a new tool, so it can safely block highways and busy roads during emergencies.

Plus: Hiring ramps up for construction of $17B factory

Court documents revealed the suspect of an August hit-and-run crash that killed an elderly woman may have been on his cell phone while he was driving.

Updated COVID-19 boosters are expected to be available in Texas by next week, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Barbara Munselle, the first “practice baby” to live on the campus of Texas Tech University in the mid-to-late-1930s, has died, the university announced on Wednesday.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department helped officers in Lake Worth, just outside of Fort Worth, wrangle a small alligator Wednesday night.

When it floods, you’ve heard the saying before, “turn around, don’t drown.” CEO of Direct Relief Thomas Tighe said don’t risk another sign to avoid becoming a victim.

A man was arrested Thursday on a capital murder charge in connection to the 2007 murder of Brittany McGlone, according to the Wood County Sheriff's Office.

A Pflugerville man is accused of being involved in a string of summertime robberies at food trucks and a fireworks stand in Austin.

Earlier this year, autonomous vehicle technology company Argo AI launched its driverless operation in Austin. Argo AI public policy and government relations manager Sly Majid said these cars are key to the future of transport.

CapMetro said it is suspending MetroRail service Labor Day weekend, so it can continue construction projects for the future McKalla Station and add double-tracking work along the 32-mile rail line.

During droughts, less rain causes fewer insects to hatch, which limits bats' food availability across Central Texas.

University of Texas football season kicks off this weekend with some major changes. Here's what to expect if you're going to a game.

The City of Austin said the Palmer Events Center will be a busy place Labor Day weekend.

LBJ picked up its first win of the year 35-21 over Weiss at Nelson Field, and the Anderson Trojans moved to 2-0 with a 35-13 win over Rouse at House Park.

A federal judge sentenced Okanlawon Azeez Egerongbe to 120 months in prison and to pay $633,520 in restitution for laundering millions of dollars from victims in various fraud schemes.

The newly-anointed top college volleyball team in the country made sure everyone knew about it Wednesday night in Austin.

The prominently placed South Central Waterfront, which right now is home to the old Austin-American Statesman building, could eventually become the latest expansion of Austin's downtown area.