Hays County NYE no refusal initiative results in four blood warrants

Between the hours of 8 p.m. on Dec. 31 and 4 a.m. Jan. 1, six drivers were arrested in Hays County for Driving While Intoxicated.

Investigators believe Houston nurse was killed by celebratory gunfire

The Harris County Sheriff's Office says a woman who was shot and killed during a New Year's celebration may have been struck by celebratory gunfire.

VIDEO: Overnight apartment fire allegedly started by fireworks

The fire caused $450,000 of damage, according to AFD. Ten adults, six children, and a dog have been displaced from four apartments following this fire. 

Hello 2020! Times Square partied hard to welcome in new decade

Couples kissed. Others cheered and waved balloons as fireworks burst into the night sky and confetti fell to welcome the start of 2020 in Times Square.

Austinites ring in 2020 at Auditorium Shores

Although Austin's New Year's celebration didn't quite make it to the midnight mark, it didn't stop anyone from celebrating like it's 2020.

Thousands of cops, street closures, more ahead of 2020 ball drop

New York City’s counterterrorism czar expects Times Square to be "the safest place on the planet Earth" on New Year's Eve.

‘Lemon piglet’ is the New Year’s tradition you didn’t know you needed

If 2019 gave you lemons — make a lemon piglet. The “lemon piglet” is the greatest and cutest lucky charm you’ve probably never heard of that’s sure to bring an exciting and prosperous new decade. 

Drink, drive, go to jail: Hays County conducting no refusal initiative on NYE

According to an analysis of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data, Texas, sitting at 188, had the highest number of deadly crashes on New Year's Eve and Day between 2013 and 2018.

Central Texas veteran uses donated Christmas trees to make wooden canes

So in 2016, US Army veteran Jamie Willis started the “Canes for Veterans Central Texas” effort. Since then he has made more than 200 canes using donated Christmas trees.

Austin getting ready to ring in the New Year

Officers encourage people headed downtown to be aware of their surroundings, travel with a friend or in a group and plan a sober ride home.