Texas officials warn a new bug is threatening grazing land
The pasture mealybug has been found in 22 counties in the Lone Star State, and it's the first time this species has been reported in North America.
Fishing with drones is against federal law; Texas fishermen take closer look at rules
A rise in drone use among Texas fishermen sparked a closer look at federal wildlife rules. Officials said drones cannot be legally used.
Construction to cut through South Austin family's yard because of 1958 $1 easement
A South Austin family is speaking out after the City of Austin started construction in their yard, with no compensation. This is because of a $1 easement from 1958.
Kyle residents in Post Oak neighborhood face uneven roads, sinking homes
The Post Oak neighborhood in Kyle is facing road issues, with many houses separating from the ground.
Williamson County to create county-wide water group study
Williamson County Commissioners took steps to make sure there's enough water to meet a growing population.
New USDA website centralizes info in fight against New World screwworm parasite threatening U.S. livestock
The U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched a new website to centralize federal agencies as they work together to protect livestock, wildlife, and the public’s health against the New World screwworm parasite.
Unrepaired Travis County landfill threatens housing project, sparks lawsuit
A developer cannot build an affordable housing project right now because the county has been a polluter for decades. The state has gotten involved, but there is no concrete timeline to fix the old county landfill in South Austin.
Thousands of grass carp released into Lake Austin to control hydrilla
The city is working to stop the rapid spread of hydrilla in Lake Austin.
Grass carp released in Lake Austin to stop hydrilla
The city is working to stop the rapid spread of hydrilla in Lake Austin.
APD Dive Team pulls scooters out of Lady Bird Lake
Seven divers with the Austin Police Department Dive Team spent the morning pulling scooters out of Lady Bird Lake.
South Austin residents look back at deadly flood along Onion Creek 10 years later
Ten years ago, residents along Onion Creek were forced from their homes by a flash flood.
Mosquitoes found in Iceland for the first time, leaving only one mosquito-free spot on Earth
If you want to visit a place with no mosquitoes, you’ll have to go south – far south.
No fires, grilling at any City of Austin parks, greenbelts, preserves
Austin Parks and Recreation has issued a parks burning restriction starting Wednesday, Oct. 29. This comes as Central Texas is experiencing dangerous fire conditions.
These US cities face the greatest severe weather threats, data shows
More than one in four U.S. homes—representing $12.7 trillion in real estate value—are now exposed to severe or extreme climate risks, according to a new Realtor.cm report.
Jane Goodall cause of death revealed: Report
Jane Goodall, iconic primatologist and conservationist, died at 91. Her cause of death was revealed Monday.
These states rank as the most energy-efficient in 2025, data shows
Managing daily energy usage can help the environment and save you money on household utility costs, and a new report shows the states that stand out with their effectiveness using less energy.
Neighbors concerned about Sheffield Park pond drying up; park renovations to blame
The pond at Beverly Sheffield Northwest District Park is drying up to the dismay of some neighbors.
400-year-old tree in Kyle soon to be relocated; city approves nearly $1M for the project
A 400-year-old tree, known to some as Porter Oak, and to others as Jolene, will soon be relocated in Kyle. The price tag is nearly a million dollars.
Severe drought conditions in Williamson County pose fire risk
A burn ban is in effect for the next three months in Williamson County due to severe drought conditions.