Новости за 04.12.2022

In their final set of rankings released Sunday, the CFP committee put the Longhorns at No. 20. South Carolina, led by former Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler, came in at No. 19 and Notre Dame slid in behind Texas at No. 21.

There's one discontinued Whataburger item that people seem to want back over anything else.

A West Texas man was arrested by U.S. border officials who connected him with an outstanding warrant for his arrest related to an aggravated assault of a child.

The holiday season is right around the corner, and Central Texas is gearing up for an array of events and activities even the most stubborn Grinch will enjoy.

The season of Christmas may bring to mind images of a winter wonderland, fireplaces and warm sweaters – but here in Texas, Christmas looks a little different.

The principal of Highland Park Elementary School in west Austin spent her day working from the roof last week.

Frustrated Jarrell residents have complained about a big pothole for years and they say they just get the runaround from the city and county.

The story of a black bear finding cocaine dropped from the sky by a smuggler has ties to Knoxville dating back to 1985, and a former sheriff remembers the story, which has inspired a movie called "Cocaine Bear."

Several entries were from congregations as far as an hour away, said Ripple. He says since the scrutiny around the parades began, supporters have reached out to his church.

Austin-Travis County EMS said medics and Austin Fire Department personnel responded to 5014 Martin Avenue, along East 51st Street between Duval Street and Airport Boulevard, at 8:52 p.m. One of the people involved in the wreck was pinned in the vehicle when medics arrived, and that person later died.

Westlake won its 54th consecutive game in a blowout Saturday 47-7 over San Antonio Brennan at the Alamodome, but they're about to face their toughest challenge to date in Galena Park North Shore in the 6A-Division I semifinals.

Texas’ argument stems from new guidelines issued by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas released in 2021 – which suggest states should prioritize deporting terrorists, other dangerous criminals, and those who have recently crossed the border illegally rather than looking to deport all people in the country illegally.

Though this was not the outcome many were hoping for, some revel at the fact that so many Austinites are becoming fierce soccer fans.