Новости за 05.10.2023

Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath announced on Tuesday the names of the two state-appointed officials who will oversee the Austin Independent School District and its board's actions following an investigation finding the district, since 2020, violated more than 40 special education requirements.

Texas Proposition 2, which stems from S.J.R. 64, establishes a property tax exemption based on the appraised value of a child-care facility. The exemption must be at least 50 percent of the property’s appraised value.

Austinites have helped raise thousands of dollars to support a local Latin music band whose instruments were damaged or sunk during a performance on Lady Bird Lake last week.

The Hays County Sheriff’s Office said a 15-year-old died from a suspected fentanyl poisoning Oct 2.

Austin City Council approved a contract between an artificial intelligence company and Austin Energy Thursday to better protect the community against wildfire.

Nicole Netherton joined the organization as its CEO. The nonprofit "restores, enhances, and maintains Pease Park in partnership with the City of Austin," as described in the announcement.

A proposed concert venue in northern Hays County has been worrisome for neighbors about the impact it could have on EMS response times and traffic.

It's one of the most storied rivalries in college football history, and the UT Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners will clash for the 119th time at the Red River Rivalry, hosted at Dallas' Cotton Bowl Stadium on Saturday.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport said Wednesday it wants passengers to get ready for bigger-than-normal airport crowd sizes in October as the city hosts large events including Austin City Limits and Formula 1.

Round Rock officials said Wednesday crews have removed dead fish at a creek in the city.

INDIANAPOLIS – There are two unbeaten teams and two winless teams entering Week 5 of the NFL season. One of the teams still looking for its first victory kicks off this week’s schedule as the Bears (0-4) visit the Commanders (2-2) on Thursday Night Football, while one of the teams aiming to stay perfect wraps [...]

On Saturday a sellout crowd of more than 92,000 football fans will pack into the Cotton Bowl Stadium for another edition of the Red River Rivalry.

The annual Boo the Flu Clinic will happen from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Allison Elementary on 515 Vargas Road

A person has died after a rollover crash on State Highway 71 near the Austin Airport.

A 38-year-old Liberty Hill man wanted in a September 21 homicide was arrested in Williamson County after initially getting away, according to a release from Bell County.

A structure fire in Marble Falls was last reported as 60% contained, the Marble Falls Police Department said on social media Wednesday.

As the spookiness descends upon Austin, small local business,  Austin Ghost tours said it is struggling.

The Austin Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in west Austin on Wednesday.

It was a concern brought up by the president of the Austin EMS Association well before a historic ice storm hit our city earlier this year, and now some those challenges have been laid out in a winter storm after-action report.

Garrett Borden, marketing manager at The Driskill, said that October is the hotel's busiest month due to ACL and Formula 1 racing in Austin.

A group of voters in Williamson County are pushing back against Prop A in Round Rock ISD that would change the district's tax rate and raise teacher pay.

The 24-hour, seven-day-a-week center helps people with drug or alcohol addictions, as well as people who might get a little too rowdy downtown.

When Texas and Oklahoma meet there will always be excitement surrounding it. For this year, with both the Longhorns and Sooners unbeaten, that buildup is at another level.

State regulators on Monday released their draft rules for what to do with all the hazardous oilfield waste that’s left over once a well is drilled. The announcement gives the public one month to comment on the new rules — while some industry representatives started giving input more than two years ago, documents and interviews show.

It's all tricks and no treats this Halloween, as this summer's excessive heatwave and the ongoing drought have negatively impacted pumpkin crops in the Lone Star State.