Новости за 21.02.2024

A family friend accused of killing 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham was supposed to take the Texas girl to her school bus stop when they left her home in his vehicle nearly a week before authorities found her body in a river, according to court documents released Wednesday.

The Texas Juvenile Justice Department will receive a grant of nearly $1 million to help reduce youth incarceration rates, according to a release from Sen. John Cornyn.

KXAN's request for 911 calls connected with a December deadly shooting spree in Austin and San Antonio was denied by the Office of the Texas Attorney General.

The Austin Police Department’s Homicide Unit is expected to provide an overview Wednesday and ask for public help identifying new leads in an ongoing homicide investigation.

With early voting underway, KXAN is keeping track of how many Texans have voted in the March 5 primary elections.

The Caldwell County Sheriff's Office recently rescued 35 roosters from what it said was a large cockfighting ring.

A Travis County resident sought by Austin police in connection with a 2022 fatal shooting was deported from Mexico on Sunday, closing a 20-month fugitive investigation, according to federal officials.

The Travis County Sheriff’s Office offered specialized training classes for law enforcement agencies throughout Travis County.

Law enforcement from multiple counties aided in catching a kidnapping suspect over the weekend.

Months after a series of KXAN investigations into TxTag helped drive a new state law, complaints about the Texas toll system persist

KXAN Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with their Director of Horticulture, Andrea DeLong-Amaya, about what we can expect and how the weather may impact the blooming season ahead.

A construction crew hit a utility pole near the Pennybacker Bridge overnight, breaking it in half and causing an hours-long power outage, according to Austin Energy.

A city of Austin agency said it is holding monthly events across the city to get everyone ready in case of emergencies.

University of Texas at Austin Police are investigating an ATM robbery that happened Tuesday evening.

The San Marcos City Council gave final approval to the “can ban” Tuesday night.

Xavier Zarate, the man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter and injury to a child charges in the incident that left a 13-year-old south Austin boy dead back in 2022, will be officially sentenced in court Wednesday afternoon.

Xavier Zarate, the man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter and injury to a child charges in the incident that left a 13-year-old south Austin boy dead back in 2022, will be officially sentenced in court Wednesday afternoon.

The San Marcos City Council Tuesday evening approved the first reading of a proposal for incentives for the convenience store chain to open a 74,000-square-foot family travel center on the southbound frontage of Interstate 35 south of Yarrington Road.

Friends of the man who was hit and killed by an alleged drunk driver early Wednesday morning are now identifying him as 58-year-old Adam Attebury. Friends say he was homeless and lived near where he was killed.

Starting Wednesday, Texans will be able to submit their favorite homemade specials to H-E-B's 11th Annual Quest for the Texas Best for a chance to win up to $25,000 and have their product feature in stores across the state.

The Austin Police Department has raised concerns about what appears to be crooks targeting people on social media who have gotten their cars stolen.

An American Airlines flight attendant arrested on suspicion of trying to secretly video record a 14-year-old female passenger using an airplane bathroom last September is being held in custody pending trial.

According to people in Llano County, some insurers are pulling out of the area due to fire danger.

Business owners and Hays County officials attended a transportation summit Tuesday to hear updates on what is being done to accommodate for explosive growth in the region.

Texans began heading to the polls Tuesday on the first day of early voting ahead of the March 5 primary, in which voters will choose which candidates will represent the Democratic and Republican parties on the ballot in November’s general election.