Новости за 21.12.2023

Central Health named Dr. Patrick Lee the new CEO and president after Mike Geeslin announced he was stepping down down earlier this year.

The Texas Department of Public Safety’s Violent Crime Task Force in Austin will be ending Saturday, according to sources.

The University of Austin (UATX) said it was now accepting applicants for its inaugural freshman class.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The Texas star mushrooms are blooming– and hissing – throughout Central Texas.

The Travis County sobering center will soon undergo renovations that will double its capacity after funds for renovations were unanimously approved by the Travis County Commissioners Court.

Auditors with the Texas Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General determined a behavioral health services provider allegedly incorrectly billed the state for add-on psychotherapy sessions, OIG officials said in a Tuesday release.

The City of Granite Shoals is working to rebuild its partnership with the Hill Country Humane Society after the nonprofit ended its collaboration with the city over comments made by Granite Shoals' Wildlife Advisory Committee.

A 17-year-old was charged with an aggravated robbery in Pflugerville for an incident that occurred Dec. 14, according to court documents.

Electric scooter and e-bike operator Bird announced Wednesday it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, with the company adding it had enough liquidity at this time to meet financial obligations and continue operations as usual.

The season for holiday decorations is almost over, which means lots of people are going to be figuring out what to do with their live Christmas trees.

The Georgetown Independent School District secured a nearly 65-acre property that it's considering using to build a future elementary and middle school.

Data from the Austin Police Department shows the number of vehicles stolen from the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, including thefts in the parking garages, has risen this year when compared to the past five years.

There seems to be no way Matt's El Rancho can be dethroned by Austin's changes.

A north Texas family of four has extra to celebrate this holiday season.

It's the busiest time of year for the U.S. Postal Service -- and thieves are taking advantage.

The City of Austin's Office of Police Oversight released its 2022 annual report Wednesday, a document highlighting work done by the office over the past year.

A Burnet County jury gave a man a 99-year sentence for failure to register as a sex offender, the Burnet County District Attorney's Office said Wednesday.

A Travis County judge has ordered Attorney General Ken Paxton to testify under oath in a three-year-old wrongful termination lawsuit from his former top deputies.

The club released its entire 34-match schedule Wednesday and features 28 matches against Western Conference opponents with six matches against teams from the Eastern Conference.

On Wednesday, a judge reduced the bond for a man accused of murdering another man in a Walmart parking lot in Manor last week.

The City of Austin will rent the building for a year and then agreed to purchase the shelter after that lease was up.

Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian said his staff, "did a heck of a job," when putting everything together.

Austin's newest and tiniest bundles of joy got to ring in some festive cheer this week with a visit from the big man in the red suit himself.

Rep. Colin Allred has increased his lead over State Rep. Roland Gutierrez, and several other candidates, in a new poll of the crowded Democratic primary field for U.S. Senate.

Smithville Independent School District confirmed to KXAN Wednesday district officials, along with the Smithville Police Department, are investigating an alleged incident involving several high school basketball players earlier this month.