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The Avery-Pickett Volunteer Fire Department (APVFD) said a vote at this week's Taylor City Council meeting would eventually disband the department.

The Austin Police Department shared a sketch Tuesday of a suspect connected to several northeast Austin burglaries with the “intent to commit sexual assault."

Pure adrenaline, joy and immense gratitude swirled through Texas' Capitol on Tuesday, as two Texas Muslims made history.

Pharmacies are navigating a nationwide infant and children's Tylenol shortage as COVID-19, flu and RSV cases circulate.

Members of the Texas House of Representatives reelected State Rep. Dade Phelan to serve as the House Speaker for the second consecutive time.

Dayglow, whose actual name is Sloan Struble, is originally from Fort Worth but moved to Austin and refers to it as his hometown

ACC says the demand for its Bachelor of Science in Nursing credentialed nursing degree is increasing, especially in Central Texas, with an aging workforce and increased population.

In Texas, about 12,400 wildfires burned more than 650,000 acres in 2022, marking our most significant wildfire year since 2011.

A decades-old cold case in Round Rock has been reopened after a change in international extradition policy.

A Houston-area teacher was found shot dead in the backyard of her home in Sugar Land, a suburb of Houston, police said.

The City of Austin Economic Development Department announced grants to support creative organizations and artists facing displacement.

The Taylor Police Department is investigating a fatal crash that occurred over the weekend.

Texas saw the highest lightning count of any state in 2022. Flatonia, Texas lost it's 2021 title of "U.S. Lightning Capital" to Four Corners, Florida last year.

Fruit trees need a certain amount of hours of "chill time", or time spent between 32° and 50°, for ideal spring growth.

Lake Travis Independent School District Superintendent Paul Norton spoke with Tom Miller about hiring more bus drivers, but their conversation started with safety.

The 88th regular legislative session will have a huge impact on many major statewide decisions.

The Rolling Stone was a weekly newspaper published by William Sydney Porter -- better known for his pseudonym O. Henry.

The 31 state senators and 150 state representatives will be meeting for 140 days, officially beginning Tuesday at 12 p.m.

Police and Austin Travis County EMS responded to the 1400 block of South Meadows Drive early Tuesday morning.

Areli Escobar, who a jury convicted of capital murder, is one step closer to getting a retrial on his case following a Supreme Court ruling.

University of Texas Austin Professor Wendy Hunter interviewed on KXAN to provide more insight one day after supporters of former right-wing President Jair Bolsanero's supporters stormed Congress, the supreme court and presidential palace.

Arrest affidavits obtained by FOX 44 News show the people suspected of killing 59-year-old Stanley Wilcox lived in the home he purchased.

Clayton's Beach Bar and Grill announced the lineup for its spring break 2023 concerts on South Padre Island.

River Plate, one of the most successful clubs in Argentina, takes on Liga MX's CF Monterrey at 8 p.m. in Austin. CF Monterrey completed a continental treble in 2019-2020, winning Liga MX, Copa MX and the CONCACAF Champions League.

The Supreme Court of Texas heard oral arguments Monday in case that could affect how the state's electric grid is regulated in the future.