Новости за 04.08.2023

Borrell came to Austin at the beginning of July from Manchester City and has made a major imprint on the club in the first transfer window.

Some Central Texas students will return to class this coming week, and school districts and communities are hosting Back-to-School events and school supply drives in preparation.

In total people will see 14 proposed constitutional amendments appear on their ballot during the Nov. 7 election. They range in impact from the broadest statewide level to those affecting just certain counties. However, every Texas voter will have a chance to weigh in soon.

A conservative group from Williamson County is hosting an event Saturday at the Round Rock Public Library sponsored by Brave Books, a traditional and Christian values children's books organization. One Round Rock woman is hosting an additional event as a response.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) issued a Weather Watch to begin Sunday that will last until Monday.

The United States branch of the International Plastic Modelers' Society held its national convention and conference this week in San Marcos.

Firefighters responded to a brush fire Friday morning in downtown Austin.

On Thursday, the Austin Police Department identified a man who died after a crash in northwest Austin Sunday afternoon.

An Austin pet shelter is thanking people who stepped up to foster puppies who were recently found on the side of the road in Lockhart, but the shelter said it still needs support.

Central Texas is breaking its record of one-hundred degree days on Friday, another high point in a sweltering summer. While we're all feeling the heat, so are our trees.

Amid Central Texas' ongoing drought and heat wave, any reprieve from rainstorms is far and few between. That also means your vehicle hasn't received a free rinse down courtesy Mother Nature.

The Department of Public Safety launched an investigation Friday morning after a deadly rollover crash in western Travis County.

Austin Police launched a homicide investigation after someone reported finding a man's body off East Ben White Boulevard in southeast Austin early Friday morning.

Austin Police said two people were stabbed early Friday morning in Downtown Austin.

Starting college can be expensive, which is why the University Federal Credit Union said it hosted a college dorm basket drive Thursday.

A lawsuit filed Wednesday claimed H-E-B has refused to pay medical bills after the stabbing of an off-duty law enforcement official providing security at one of its grocery stores.

Austin has now seen 27 straight days at 100 degrees or higher, and it looks like those high temperatures will continue.

A train derailment was reported at a railroad crossing near US 84 between Amherst and Sudan on Monday, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Creative artists in Central Texas came together to support one another and raise awareness towards mental health and suicide prevention.

It has been a theme early in fall camp that chemistry is going to take the Longhorns where they want to go this season, and with all five starting offensive linemen returning from last season, that position could perhaps shine the brightest in that regard. Offensive line coach Kyle Flood said it's unique to have all five starting big fellas return from the year prior, and he's counting on all that experience to manifest itself on the field.

With the uptick of COVID cases in the Austin area, Austin Public Health said it was making moves to keep children safe during the back-to-school season.

One teenager in Bee Cave had his wish come true Tuesday.

Several high-level Texas A&M University System officials — including the board of regents and the flagship campus’ president — were involved in discussions about how to handle a Black journalism professor’s job offer after conservatives criticized her hiring, according to an internal report released Thursday.

An employee with the City of Lago Vista was charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence involving a human corpse, according to a Travis County affidavit.

A wildfire in Burnet County that started Wednesday is 95% contained.