Новости за 07.09.2022

Austin Energy attributes the outage to an underground electric equipment failure, which began around 4:30 Wednesday morning.

Tuesday marked the fifth anniversary of The Morning Jo's, an Austin running club established as a safe refuge for women looking to go for a jog in the early morning hours. Rachel Wimberley, founder and running leader of The Morning Jo's, said Tuesday's run was a somber celebration, as news of Memphis resident Eliza Fletcher's abduction and death spread across the country.

The University of Alabama's marching band will not be at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium for Saturday's game between the Longhorns and No. 1 Crimson Tide.

U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor issued a memorandum opinion and order today, allowing a Fort Worth company to offer insurance to employees that does not cover pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).

On Tuesday, Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a $438.5 million multi-state settlement with JUUL Labs concerning the e-cigarette manufacturer’s marketing and sales practices.

When you think about a diner you might think of simple, good, delicious, food with quality, homey service. There are also some fun names diners are called like lunch counters, snack bars, greasy spoons, hash house, and other fun ones.

Despite recent rains, there's a growing problem that begins in the soil.

An Austin man was charged with murder in connection to an Aug. 16 homicide investigation in the 600 block of Sabine Street.

Betting site Bookies.com calculated the cost for a family of four of attending games for each NFL team this season.

With Robb Elementary now permanently closed, the survivors are being sent to new schools. Some are at a former administration building with no playground equipment, and the others are at a school with some equipment in disrepair, Sarah Haegelin said.

The Austin Police Department on Wednesday identified a man who was killed in downtown Austin early Sunday morning from an apparent stabbing.

For years now, there has been excitement brewing surrounding Alabama coming to Austin to battle the Longhorns. Now that game week is finally here, the Texas football team knows the big task in front of them.

Austin Public Works began maintenance on a southeast Austin road Tuesday, according to the City.

On Sept 20, the City of Austin will host its first Get Ready Central Texas Emergency Preparedness Fair. According to the city, the event was designed to help people prepare for an emergency or disaster.

The City of Cedar Park said water customers will have to temporarily change how they water their lawns.

The State Auditor’s Office conducted the probe and released its findings in August. The audit identified more than 5,000 records that were uploaded without required information and over 1,000 that weren’t validated within the last five years – a federal requirement.

Travelers were left in the dark at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport early Wednesday morning.

There's a proposal circulating through City Council that aims to revitalize a stretch of 11th and 12th Streets east if I-35.

DPS called the law enforcement response to the attack at Robb Elementary on May 24 an "abject failure," and said that "when one officer fails, we all fail."

The letter said two students found the note near the end of the school day Tuesday.

More change is coming to Austin's iconic Rainey Street, but this time, it's about getting away from the development that has reshaped the district over the last decade.

On Tuesday, Democratic candidate for governor Beto O’Rourke is holding a rally downtown Austin at the Long Center for the Performing Arts to kick off the last week of his 49-day campaign tour. It comes the same day as a new ad is launching on TV across the state - clipping two segments of Gov. Greg Abbott answering questions about the state’s abortion laws.

Gov. Gregg Abbott met with leadership from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas and Public Utility Commission of Texas on Tuesday to talk about implementation of grid reforms to ensure reliability and stability.

While the stands filled up with fans eager for the game, concession stand lines filled up as well. Some fans told KXAN some of the concession stands were also running out of food before and during the game.

We asked the candidates for District 5 for their elevator pitch of why they should be allowed to represent you at City Hall.