Новости за 18.08.2023

A missing teen last seen Aug. 6 in Temple may be staying in Austin, according to a release from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).

Just about two weeks from Texas football opening the regular season against Rice on September 2, the Longhorns will take the field for their second and final scrimmage of the fall Saturday. "[I] thought we had a really fast practice today," said Texas Head Coach Steve Sarkisian about their Friday practice. "Good tempo. Good energy. [...]

Starting this Friday afternoon, KXAN Live anchor Will DuPree will lead a conversation with a member of the KXAN politics team to preview the stories that will serve as the focus on that week's show. The first edition of this live stream will include Josh Hinkle, the host of "State of Texas."

Last October, the Austin Parks Foundation had to delay the restoration after safety testing revealed braking issues.

For many parts of the country, including Texas, it's looking like a hot summer will transition into a warm fall.

The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) released its July jobs report Friday morning, showing that the state added 26,300 jobs in the last month.

The petition was filed Tuesday in the 250th District Court and attorneys are asking the defendants — Camwood Capital Management Group, Camwood Ventures, Texas Contract Manufacturing Group, Unitech, Apex Machining and Lor-Van — to turn over financial records from 2018-2023 and for witnesses to provide oral depositions to help the Mayfields figure out where their money has gone over the course of five years. The filing is not a lawsuit.

Ascension Medical Group is holding the grand opening of a new health center in Georgetown on Monday.

On Friday, the administration at James Bowie High School in south Austin addressed a threat that was posted to social media against the campus.

The Austin Police Department has released bodycam footage from an incident in which an officer and a suspect were shot during a welfare check in southeast Austin, which led to a SWAT stand-off.

According to a news release Friday morning, the district advised people to bring any water they'd like to consume to a rolling boil and then keep it going for two minutes before anyone drinks it, washes their hands or face and brushes their teeth.

Friday is the University of Texas at Austin's official "Mooov-In" day, marking the start of the 2023-24 school year.

A pilot City of Austin program for mobile food vendors is getting positive reviews from vendors themselves, according to the city.

Voters in Georgetown will decide on a $130 million bond package in a November election, the city announced Wednesday.

The Texas A&M Forest Service opened emergency grant applications Thursday for volunteer fire departments included in Governor Greg Abbott's wildfire disaster declaration.

As multiple agencies continue to investigate alleged serial killer Raul Meza, 62, the Austin Police Department said there is so far no connection between Meza and 8-10 cold cases they began looking into after his arrest in May.

It's back-to-school season for school districts across Texas, and with that comes the dreaded return of school year traffic.

The United States Department of Agriculture is partnering with Texas State University to create a larger and more diverse workforce for the agriculture industry.

While finding and keeping teachers has not been a problem for Hays CISD, it may be more difficult to staff a new state mandate.

Elgin ISD turns to Spain to fill teacher vacancies

MLS play continues Saturday across the league as Leagues Cup wraps up, and now with just about the entire roster healthy and match-ready, Wolff said it's now or never with the last 11 games of the regular season.

Three local food locations made the top 10 on Yelp’s list of the top 100 places to eat in Texas in 2023.

Texas has the number one highest motorcycle fatality rate nationwide, according to quotewizard.com.

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and the Department of Public Safety arrested an Austin convenience store clerk Aug. 11 for selling and giving alcohol to minors.

As the record-breaking heatwave continues, Thursday was the third-hottest day ever recorded in the city of Austin.