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The non-partisan voting registration organization HeadCount helped more than 1,000 attendees check their voter status or register to vote during Harry Styles' six-show Austin residency.

Carla Tejas, women's soccer coach for the University of Texas Permian Basin, has been suspended amid allegations made by an anonymous group of people claiming to be team members, the University said in a statement.

Racially restrictive covenants were used in the first part of the 20th century by white homeowners to prevent people of color from moving into their neighborhoods. In 1948, the Supreme Court decided that these covenants cannot be enforced, however, the language remains on many deeds across the country.

All lanes of State Highway 71 southeast of Spicewood are closed Tuesday afternoon due to a crash, according to the Texas Department of Transportation.

With Weekend 1 of the Austin City Limits Music Festival launching this weekend, hundreds of thousands of concertgoers will flock to Zilker Park. But how do you get to the festival?

For a week now, Brett Cross has woken up on his campsite on the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District school administration grounds. He said he's not going anywhere.

The wife of an Austin police officer killed during an off-duty crash said she felt "crushed" after seeing photos that circulated online Monday of the mayor possibly falling asleep at the funeral.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday announced a Texas National Guard soldier took their own life.

A new documentary based on the life and death of U.S. Army soldier Vanessa Guillén will be released by Netflix later this fall.

The Austin-based tech company rolled out its "voter" profile badge on Sept. 20, recognized as National Voter Registration Day.

How far are you willing to go for a free taco?

The Austin Police Department on Tuesday identified the motorcyclist who died in a crash on the Interstate 35 service road in north Austin on Sept. 28.

A 17-year-old student faces at least two charges after officers found a gun in their backpack at a north Austin school on Sept. 30.

What's the deal with all the butterflies? KXAN viewers have been reaching out, wondering about the increase in butterflies in Central Texas this fall.

As people prepare for Austin City Limits Music Festival, more businesses are already seeing the economic benefit of the event.

Hattie B's Hot Chicken is coming to Austin.

AFD said everyone involved is safe, but five people and a dog need a new place to stay.

The deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 8 election is Oct. 11.

Austin 311 said so far this year, it had 42 service requests related to car thefts, compared to seven in all of last year.

Former Texas Women's basketball star Tiffany Jackson passed away on Monday after a long bout with cancer at age 37.

The Austin City Limits music festival is just days away, and first responder crews have been preparing for months.

Festival-goers can register for lost and found to get notified if their item is turned in.

In Friday's hour-long debate between Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and challenger Beto O'Rourke, we could only get to so many questions.

The University Interscholastic League gave the school three years probation and issued public reprimands to two San Marcos CISD employees amid allegations of the football team recruiting players from outside district boundaries for purely athletic purposes. The district denies the allegations.

Music lovers have waited for nearly one year, patiently biding their time for the start of the 2022 Austin City Limits Music Festival. The wait is almost over.