Новости за 11.04.2024

Travis County now faces a class action lawsuit for allegedly denying people the right to legal counsel.

Nearly 200 people signed up to speak Thursday at the City of Austin's first public hearing for several significant land development code (LDC) changes that could be coming your way.

A woman with multiple active warrants was suspected of posing as a rideshare driver and drugging men near Austin’s downtown entertainment district before robbing them, according to Travis County court documents.

Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with Wizzie Brown, an Entomologist at Texas A&M Agrilife, about the increasing activity from the more than 70 species of mosquitos here in Texas.

A new litter of kittens is feeling extra love this week after a Central Texas woman helped rescue and care for them during Tuesday's torrential storms.

The Austin Police Department said an arrest was made in a deadly shooting at a north Austin apartment complex.

Two groups of Steiner Ranch residents are at odds over the proposed introduction of pickleball courts within the homeowners association community.

From lumpy blue sweaters to cerulean military jackets, the fashion industry is interwoven in our lives in a million ways. A new exhibit at the University of Texas is aiming to highlight this connection and the impact fashion is having on our planet.

Springtime festivities are fully underway in Austin, with thousands poised to gather this weekend to bask in the ABC Kite Fest or participate in the Longhorn Run's 5K and 10K races.

KXAN investigators obtained AISD records showing more than 4,000 work orders filed from the start of the school year until mid-February, related to HVAC issues. Bowie topped the list.

More than 50 years ago, the barbecue places, pharmacies and department stores along Main Street in Taylor were bustling with railroad engineers, plumbers and migrant workers. Much has changed since, and many of those buildings have sat empty and in disrepair.

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office said deputies responded to a call regarding a robbery involving a vehicle theft in Leander early Wednesday.

A man died at the hospital 15 days after a two-vehicle crash in northeast Austin, according to the Austin Police Department.

The first pre-trial hearing for Shane James, 35, is scheduled for this morning in the 147th District Court of Travis County.

Raul Meza, a convicted 1980s murderer currently facing two additional murder charges the 2019 death of Gloria Lofton and the 2023 death of Jesse Fraga, has a court hearing Thursday.

Many people were stuck in long lines at the Austin Bergstrom International Airport on Wednesday, which prompted people to post to social media to vent their frustrations or reach out to local media for answers.

One person is seriously injured after a vehicle-pedestrian crash happened on South Lamar, Austin-Travis County EMS said on social media Wednesday.

The cause of a structure fire remains under investigation after "heavy fire through the roof" was reported in an east Austin home on Wednesday, the Austin Fire Department told KXAN.

While the hail storms have ended, the damage has been done and now many Central Texans are left cleaning up.

Texas Eclipse Fest organizers respond to complaints around early end to event, "we would have faced a potential disaster."

"A normal business day is not this busy. We are swamped. I got a guy sitting in the van right now taking calls left and right."

Many Muslims in Austin are bidding farewell to the holy month of Ramadan and celebrating the festival of Eid al-Fitr at the North Austin Muslim Community Center Tuesday evening — but work awaits to improve sidewalk conditions near the mosque.

On Tuesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced he is suing Harris County over its "guaranteed income" program.