Новости за 27.03.2024

On this last week of Women's History Month, local female trailblazers in law enforcement got together to speak at the 2024 Women in Criminal Justice Conference on Wednesday in San Marcos.

Round Rock residents can now borrow tools, such as lawn mowers, chainsaws and ladders, from the city's new "Tool Depot."

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The City of Georgetown broke ground Tuesday on a new parking garage that is set to bring more than 300 new parking spaces to the downtown area.

In a meeting on March 21, the Austin City Council voted to ask the City Manager's Office to "explore options" to change the city's rules around the inspection of food trucks, potentially removing a rule that would require operators to move their food truck.

The Austin Police Department identified a man who died following a three-vehicle crash March 17.

About a year after opening in Austin, The Kroger Co. will be closing its delivery facility and laying off workers.

The Austin Fire Department said Wednesday shortly after noon that crews were responding to a fire at a dental office in a commercial strip on West Parmer Lane.

The Housing Authority of the City of Austin (HACA) celebrated the grand opening of The Markson, a complex with 330 units to house mixed-income families, on Tuesday.

A murder warrant on Monday revealed more details about a deadly shooting, including the name of the suspect, that happened in east Austin last week.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday it's giving the City of Austin $4 million to build a new reuse warehouse, where Austinites can drop off things like furniture and building supplies to get recirculated back into the community.

The Houston native posted what looked like a vintage concert poster on her social media accounts Wednesday. It included a song called "Smoke Hour" with the words Willie Nelson under it, prompting many to wonder if he'll join her on the track.

Actor and Austinite Glen Powell has earned a spot in the Texas Film Hall of Fame, an honor that will be celebrated later this year, the Austin Film Society (AFS) announced Wednesday.

Travis County commissioners unanimously approved a 100% property tax exemption for qualifying child care providers, starting in the 2024 tax year.

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle in downtown Austin Wednesday morning, according to Austin-Travis County EMS.

A search for a missing Texas A&M Corpus Christi student is entering its third week, prompting local, state and federal officials to solve the case.

Monday marks two weeks until the Total Solar Eclipse.

A former burnet county resident recalls her experience being awaken in the middle of the night by a County Constable attempting to serve her.

The disaster declaration allows the mayor authority over their jurisdiction to request state funding if needed during the eclipse.

The Austin Police Department is searching for an elderly man who last seen Tuesday afternoon in south Austin.

A 23-year-old man faces a murder charge following a shooting at a southeast Austin apartment complex that left one person dead Saturday night, according to court documents obtained by KXAN.

Georgetown Independent School District recently received a $1,138 donation from A+ Federal Credit Union in Georgetown to pay off lunch balances.

The Austin Police Association (APA) wants a seat at the table at a hearing for a lawsuit related to the Austin Police Oversight Act, which voters passed in May 2023.

Texas is taking a new step to secure its future in space exploration and development. Gov. Greg Abbott and other leaders officially launched the Texas Space Commission Tuesday from NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

As the fate of Senate Bill 4 remains uncertain, the Williamson County sheriff says deputies will not enforce the law if it does go into effect.