Новости за 17.02.2024

One person died following a two-vehicle crash in Pflugerville, according to Travis County ESD No. 2.

There's "a little bit" too much of this song at some H-E-B stores, according to some H-E-B employees online.

The City of Austin announced it broke ground on the East Braker Lane Expansion project Friday.

SAN BENITO, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A Brownsville student was back in court Wednesday after he allegedly made threatening comments to his school's principal. 11-year-old Timothy Murray was detained in September. He spent days in solitary confinement at a detention center in San Benito. Murray was in court with his mother and their attorney Wednesday. At [...]

The couple was seen in body-worn camera footage assaulting the officers, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney's Office.

These are the best non-liquid toiletries for travel including shampoo bars, sunscreen sticks, toothpaste tablets and more.

The project has an estimated cost of $100 million.

Two 60-year-old tortoises have been rescued from a Copperas Cove structure fire.

The superintendent of Del Valle ISD announced she would be retiring in December.

Central Texas is fast approaching the spring storm season. It's a time when many of our flood situations occur. The City of Austin Watershed Protection Department is conducting its second flood safety video contest.

The City of Austin said it would open cold weather shelters Saturday night, according to a city release.

The fire was at a home on Village Lane in southeast Austin.

The fascination and excitement behind the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse has prompted Art Center Waco to host an open call for different works of art.

Texas (7-0) topped the Cardinal in the nightcap by slugging four home runs to drive in all nine runs. Freshman Kayden Henry hit two home runs, a 3-run shot in the third and a solo in the fifth, to lead the way for Texas. Her homer in the third was part of a 5-run third inning that also included a Reese Atwood 2-run blast.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Thousands of runners stopped by the Palmer Event Center on Friday to get their packets and numbers. Some of these runners came from afar, each with their own reasons to run. Jonah Raiford, a runner who traveled to Austin from Colorado, has trained hard for the Marathon. "I enjoy running and I [...]

Flores' big swing came in the sixth inning and punctuated a 5-run frame that turned a 3-1 Toreros lead into a 6-3 Texas advantage. Flores pummeled a 1-2 pitch that had to cut through wins from an oncoming cold front, and it landed in the brand-new Yeti Yard seating area beyond left field, which led to various beverages being tossed in the air as a celebration.

The "meaty" rice could offer a more eco-friendly source of protein that costs less than real cuts of meat.

Defender Julio Cascante has an injured leg and didn't play in two of the preseason games at the Coachella Valley Invitational, and Wolff said one of the things that complicated things last season was the amount of injuries at center back.

In perhaps a modern-day “Footloose,” around a half dozen students danced in front of the Leander ISD board Thursday night to protest a district policy change.

Williamson County Sheriff Mike Gleason said the murder arrest of a man last week for a fentanyl-related death was a first for the county but likely won't be the last.

Austin Energy announced two independent studies would determine the underground feasibility and overhead resiliency of Austin’s power lines.

Apple Inc. appears to have leased an entire office building in Austin's Westlake area.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson said in a Friday email newsletter that he doesn't support a proposed power generation plan due to its continued reliance on a certain power plant, which he claims generates 75% of the city's greenhouse gas emissions.

Tesla Inc.'s plans to lease nearly 1 million square feet in Kyle sent ripples through the regional economy when it was announced last year, even though specific details of what the Austin-based electric vehicle maker had in store were not available at the time.

Earlier this week, Austin's public safety departments, along with marathon organizers and hospital staff did what they call a "table top exercise," Austin-Travis County EMS Division Chief Kevin Parker said.