Новости за 10.11.2022

As Texans prepare to honor those who've served this Veterans Day, educational and job training programs through Goodwill Central Texas aim to help those existing the armed services transition to civilian life.

The parade was scheduled to happen downtown on Friday - Veteran's Day - starting at 9 a.m. The city sent a notice Thursday afternoon that the parade is canceled, but said there would be another update if it's rescheduled.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission will host a hiring event in Austin on Nov. 15 from 9:30 a.m. until 6 p.m.

A new on-demand transit service launched in Marble Falls this week.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The makeup of the Texas House of Representatives will become more diverse after a series of electoral victories during Tuesday's election, resulting in the number of openly gay Black lawmakers to triple and sending the first two Muslim legislators to serve at the State Capitol.

The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport held a wrench-turning event Thursday morning to celebrate the start of construction of its new outbound baggage handling system.

Months after a KXAN investigation into problems at the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, a new legislative report reveals the agency is still struggling to manage its data on animal doctors in the state.

KXAN analyzed precinct-level results in each district to determine where each candidates' support was strongest.

Justin Verlander declined a $25 million option with the Houston Astros to become a free agent on Thursday, five days after helping the team with its second World Series title.

The newly-founded nonprofit said the fund seeks to maximize community impact and be the preferred NIL fundraising collective for Texas student-athletes.

Electric Amazon vans will roll around Austin this holiday season, helping to deliver gifts and packages.

Authorities in Colorado have identified the remains of a missing Texas woman 35 years after her disappearance.

The owner of a Texas restaurant has been charged with human trafficking, accused of holding an undocumented immigrant in a home and forcing him to work with no money or food for six months.

Travis County commissioners on Tuesday approved $3.1 million to help low-income families get better access to healthy, fresh food.

The future of Austin’s office market is getting cloudier by the day, but there's cause for optimism from longtime players and a respected institution that tracks local real estate.

The Blanton Museum of Art in Austin on Wednesday named a new director of public programs who will help introduce the city to the museum's new redesigned grounds.

A Bowie County jury sentenced Taylor Parker to death Wednesday for the capital murder of 21-year-old Reagan Hancock and her unborn baby, Braxlynn Sage.

Lanes are blocked on Interstate 35 northbound in Round Rock due to a multi-vehicle wreck, police said.

While it may sound a bit hyperbolic, the dead walk amongst us this fall: zombie trees. It sounds silly, but zombie trees are what arborists call trees that are still standing but aren't alive. This year's drought and the 2021 winter storm have caused a horde of zombie trees to swarm across Central Texas.

Weeks into the school year, the Austin Independent School District was still trying to recover from the record-high number of teachers who quit or retired the previous year. But amid hiring nearly one thousand new teachers, the school district missed an important deadline: payroll.

These women are provided a wide array of free services like new clothes, makeup, hair and headshots. The goal is to help them successfully start their careers outside of the Armed Forces.

A local organization is exposing Austin musicians to wider audiences, with the aim of bolstering tourism in the Live Music Capital of the World.

Residents of Kyle often complain about not having enough restaurants to keep up with the surging population, but that dynamic is changing as more businesses open in the Hays County city.

Austin's longest no-kill, nonprofit pet and adoption center will mark a milestone.

The Alief Independent School District Board of Trustees said Wednesday it named interim Austin ISD Superintendent Anthony Mays as its lone finalist to serve as the district's next superintendent.