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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.

As spending goes up for the holidays, unfortunately, so does scamming. The BBB is warning of new holiday scams.

The Post Oak neighborhood in Kyle is facing road issues, with many houses separating from the ground.

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.

If you're in downtown Austin and don't pay for parking, the ticket you get could end up costing you hundreds of dollars.

The families of several people who were killed at a Kerrville RV resort during the July 4 floods are suing the company, accusing them of not notifying guests of the oncoming flood.

An Austin-based company is under fire and is accused of taking money and not fulfilling orders worth tens of thousands of dollars. Court records show more than a dozen lawsuits have been filed against them. The company's assets have since been purchased by another company, who say the legal issues are tied to the former ownership.

$4 million has already been lost by Texans in just the first half of 2023. That amount is more than consumers lost in an entire year from 2018-2022.

In May 2021, Scott Saunders, Jr. was arrested on three charges out of Bastrop County two counts of sexual assault of a child and one count of indecency with a child.

There is a new scam going around called "ghost tapping." Scammers try to exploit tap to pay on your phone by getting close enough to you that you might not even notice until it's too late

Nearly three months after the devastating July floods, neighbors on one street in Burnet are still fighting to get their home rebuilt. Some were told they have to pay for pricey floodplain studies, others are wondering why the city isn't helping with repairs