Новости за 05.01.2024

Law enforcement officials are investigating a body that was found in Burnet County on Christmas Day.

Texas rejected millions of dollars that would have supplemented needy families' nutrition assistance during summer months, citing challenges with administering the federal program meant to bridge the gap when children cannot get meals in school.

Six internationally ranked pinball players from Texas are vying for the top title at a world pinball tournament this weekend.

One person has died following a shooting involving Hays County Sheriff's Office deputies in Buda, according to the sheriff's office.

Austin's annual "Free Week" is kicking off its 21st year in the Red River Cultural District Friday night.

KXAN is keeping track of the number of homicides in the City of Austin in 2024. An interactive map shows where those homicides have occurred.

The City of Austin warned users about a "fraudulent" website impersonating Austin's Park ATX app Friday, according to a press release from the Austin Transportation and Public Works Department.

San Antonio Police Chief William McManus and Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales held a news conference Friday morning to talk about taking Christopher and Ramon Preciado into custody. Police said the two men's arrests are related to the shooting deaths of Savannah Soto, 18, and Matthew Guerra, 22.

The data for health inspections in November 2023 shows that Austin Public Health checked 591 locations (restaurants, grocery stores, school cafeterias, etc.) in Travis County.

The City of San Marcos will go back down to Stage 2 drought restrictions this weekend after an increase in water levels at nearby sources.

Cirque Italia has made its way to Austin, with shows scheduled now until Jan. 15 at Barton Creek Square, located at 2901 South Capital of Texas Highway.

Financial experts say Americans had $1.08 trillion in credit-card debt before the holidays and one-third said they went into debt over the holiday season with an average of $1,028, according to a Lending Tree poll.

The contest opens Jan. 8 and closes Jan. 14.

More than 800 fireworks complaints were made to Austin 311 over the New Year's holiday.

The 149th graduating class of cadets will be commissioned during a ceremony at 1 p.m. at Bannockburn Church, APD said.

An Austin City Council member said Wednesday she will teach an three-day course on how to help in emergency situations.

An Austin-area shelter said Thursday it is expanding its program to keep pets out of the shelter system.

A man accused by police of fatally shooting his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself in southeast Austin was arrested Monday.

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New York City filed a lawsuit on Thursday against 17 bus and transportation companies that have contracted with Texas to take thousands of migrants to the city as part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s immigration policies.

KXAN has created charts and graphics to help you keep track of whatever weather 2024 brings.

On Thursday, Hays County said it is hand-delivering jury summonses to prospective jurors for an upcoming trial happening Jan. 8, the district said in a news release.

Whataburger is introducing Whatawings, a nine-piece boneless bite-sized chicken meal that comes in four classic flavors.