Новости за 04.04.2024

The Austin Police Department has closed its internal investigation into the handling of a DNA in a murder case involving Raul Meza, a man who investigators have called a potential "serial killer."

The City of Uvalde announced it would appoint Homer Delgado, who has served as the interim chief of police, as the permanent chief of the Uvalde Police Department.

A new kind of beer crawl is taking to the streets of Austin — and it's all centered around blending the city's cycling and brewery communities.

The changes are part of an effort to protect cyclists' safety and minimize illegal parking in bike lanes.

A man was convicted and sentenced March 19 after pleading guilty to murder in connection with a June 2022 offense, according to Williamson County court documents.

The foundation behind one of the most prestigious awards in the culinary world has released its finalists for this year's most "outstanding" restaurant in the country -- and a couple of Texas restaurants made the cut.

Approximately 20,000 runners and walkers will take to the streets of Austin Sunday morning for the 47th annual Statesman Capitol 10,000 race.

The City of Austin received more than $4.1 million to fund the construction of a new bicycle and pedestrian bridge across Ladybird Lake in east Austin.

Austin Pets Alive! animal shelter employees filed to become the largest animal shelter union in the country.

T.C. Broadnax, the man Austin City Council has picked to be the next city manager, will make a base salary of $470,017.60, according to council documents. The council will vote on that contract Thursday.

Our job is to keep the roadways open before, during and after the Eclipse. Open however, does not always mean flowing.

Move over, cat in a tree trope: The Pedernales Fire Department recently spent hours rescuing Rosie the cat after she crawled down a storm drain.

A McAllen woman was arrested in Edinburg after her two-year-old ate a THC gummy that was in her purse, documents revealed.

City council members will vote Thursday to officially change the name of Barton Springs' bathhouse, gracing it with the name of the woman who led the movement to desegregate the public pool in the 1960s.

An east Austin man contacted KXAN after seeing piles of trash collecting along Austin city roads. He’s concerned the city isn’t doing enough to stop it.

The environment for growing trees in Central Texas can be a difficult one.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday night it was at the scene of a shooting involving an officer on Hog Eye Road.

Preparations are underway in the Hill Country as thousands of people are expected to arrive for the eclipse.

The Round Rock Fire Department is investigating the cause of a structure fire that happened at a high school in Round Rock on Wednesday.

Some University of Texas Austin students said they feel more vulnerable to being taken advantage of when it comes to renting in Austin.

APD said arson investigators arrested a man Tuesday in connection with a string of dumpster fires in north Austin.

Onlookers passing by the Texas Capitol earlier Wednesday, might have seen something odd—a partially-built home.

If allowed to go into effect, Senate Bill 4 would empower state and local police to arrest suspected illegal immigrants and allow Texas judges to order them into Mexico.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice released a statement about his involvement in a Dallas crash last weekend.