Новости за 19.03.2024

As a way to help students through the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), Austin Community College (ACC) is extending its deadline to May 1.

The Travis County District Court will host a trial May 28-30 to weigh in on the legality of the funding behind Austin's Project Connect mass transit plan.

The Llano County Sheriff's Office is investigating the circumstances surrounding a woman's death after she was found in a wooded area on March 16.

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Coming off an incredible 2023 season that resulted in a trip to the College Football Playoff, Texas football carried the momentum in spring practice starting Tuesday. "This was a pretty good first day," said Texas head football coach Steve Sarkisian. "It was pretty evident that the energy was really good out there [...]

Five juveniles were arrested over the weekend in Lakeway after they allegedly attempted to break into cars in the Rough Hollow area while driving two stolen vehicles, according to police.

City officials confirmed Tuesday a bond election could be on the horizon for Austinites as transportation leaders eye new funding opportunities for its Interstate 35 "cap and stitch program."

A Travis County district judge has ordered Austin real estate developer Nate Paul to begin serving a 10-day jail sentence for contempt of court starting April 1, for violations in a civil case over money owed to a charitable foundation, according to an amended order filed late Monday.

A study from Dell Medical School and UT College of Natural Science researchers shows the connection between asthma-related emergency room trips and air pollution in certain Austin neighborhoods—specifically areas with higher populations of Black and Latinx people.

APD Sergeant Ben Mewis has now transformed this project into a way to fundraise for charities he and his family are passionate about.

An Amber Alert was issued for a three-year-old boy who went missing from San Antonio Monday afternoon.

A woman in Austin said she and other volunteers provide 500 meals to people experiencing homelessness per month.

During the solar eclipse, our Moon will shield all of the light emitted directly by our local star. In the process, it will make the lower atmosphere of the sun visible to the naked eye. This will allow scientists to study the sun in greater detail.

Late last month, a Burnet County judge sentenced a Kingsland man to 99 years in prison, after he was found guilty of possessing an amount of more than 400 grams of methamphetamines with an intent to distribute.

There is no longer a threat to the public after a report of a barricaded subject in east Austin, the Austin Police Department said.

The newly-renovated County Road 245 opened up for traffic Monday between Georgetown and Sun City.

Craig Staley, the owner of Royal Blue Grocery, a local downtown grocery chain, said a man who has been in and out of jail has put him out about $20,000 in window repairs.

You're going back to the polls in less than two months to vote on elected positions Texas voters agreed to in the fine print of the property tax proposition Republicans brought forward last year.

After changes to Realtor commission policies were announced last week, Austin Realtors said local effects might not be as sweeping as in other parts of the country.

District emails obtained by KXAN show the district delayed the investigation into the matter and waited more than a month after the incident happened to make state-mandated reports to child protective services and the Texas Education Agency.

A Georgetown Independent School District high school is one of only 29 schools across the nation to get the rights to perform Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, outside of Broadway. The district announced Monday it would put the play on this fall at East View High School.

A controversial Texas immigration law will not take effect today. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito extended an administrative stay that prevents Senate Bill 4 from taking effect, according to NBC News.

Texas led the nation in home purchases by investors in 2021, according to the National Association of Realtors — 28% of all homes sold that year went to an institutional investor.

The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority continues to eye possible improvements to MoPac Expressway South amid longer travel times projected along the corridor in the coming years.