Новости за 15.08.2023

On Tuesday, the Austin Police Department identified a 14 year old who was recovered from a boat crash in Lake Austin over the weekend, according to a APD news release.

Last month, commissioners approved a list of projects to be included in the two propositions, divvied up into roads projects on one proposition and parks and greenspace projects on another.

The Austin shows are both rescheduled for April 14, 2024 and April 15, 2024 at Moody Center, according to Live Nation.

Stephanie Chaple has been a bus driver for the Austin Independent School District for 23 years, and she knows just how hot driving a bus can be in the Texas heat.

City of Austin is making moves to make it easier for music venues and creative spaces to open in more parts of the city and not just confined to certain areas, like downtown.

The developer who purchased the site of a now-former state park has rejected the state's final offer to purchase the property.

The Williamson County and Cities Health District said a female resident in northern Williamson County has been diagnosed with West Nile Virus. This is the first human case of the illness for 2023.

A heat record that stood in Austin for 100 years has been broken for the second time this year.

Five Texas families with transgender children as well as three doctors filed suit in July, marking the first legal challenge to Senate Bill 14 — a bill passed this legislative session that will prohibit transgender minors from getting healthcare to assist in their gender transition.

Of the respondents who endorsed an addiction of any sort, less than half said they or their relative got treatment.

A person who drowned at Granger Lake in Williamson County over the weekend was recovered Monday afternoon.

Safe Routes to School engages with the community, school administrators and PTAs to educate families about how to safely walk, bike or scoot to school.

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Tragic wildfires in Hawaii have inspired the help of people from all over, including right here in Central Texas. Roppolo's Pizzeria held a fundraiser, devoting 20% of Monday's sales to the relief funds for victims of the fires. The owner, Marc Roppolo, told KXAN he has friends living in Maui, and seeing [...]

The mixed-use redevelopment project aims to revitalize the William P. Hobby Jr. State Office Building, located at 333 Guadalupe St. in Austin.

City of Austin and Travis County leaders will discuss ongoing efforts to address record-breaking heat and the potential for wildfire Tuesday.

Williamson County said Monday all four county Justices of the Peace along with the Austin Disaster Relief Network were collecting donations for families impacted by area wildfires.

Simple Promise Farms, located in Elgin, Texas, provides treatment to those recovering from addiction. It is nearing 350 people passing through its program.

The Lower Colorado River Authority said Monday it entered the second stage of drought response and asked water customers to cut back water use.

Whether you're an Austin native or new to the Texas capital, put your school pride to the test and see if you can correctly match all of Austin ISD's high school mascots.

Pflugerville ISD will open its doors to more than 25,000 students for the start of the school year this morning.

The Round Rock Independent School District said all elementary, middle and high schools will begin five minutes earlier in the 2023-24 school year.

The Round Rock Independent School District is exploring a new way to retain teachers and give them a pay raise.

When it comes to school safety, San Marcos CISD is doing something new this school year. Every elementary school will have a school marshal on campus.

After LGBTQ+ students filed several Title IX discrimination complaints against the Waco-based university — in one case for failing to address homophobic harassment by a former student’s peers — Baylor wrote to the agency’s Office for Civil Rights, arguing that the federal government previously recognized that the university is exempt from certain aspects of civil rights laws.

So far, the Lake Travis area has been predominantly spared of devastating wildfires this year.