FBI warns of scam claiming drivers owe money for unpaid tolls

According to the FBI, they have seen a spike in "smishing" texts representing road toll collection services in multiple states, including Texas.

Which school buses in Central Texas are equipped with seatbelts?

Hays CISD is accelerating plans to outfit all its school buses with seatbelts after a deadly crash in March. 7 On Your Side reporter Carissa Lehmkuhl explains several Central Texas school districts are still working to phase out buses without seatbelts.

How wages for state-funded caregivers are impacting those with disabilities

Many state-funded, licensed caregivers are leaving their jobs and leaving some Texans with disabilities helpless. 7 On Your Side reporter Carissa Lehmkuhl has more.

New FAFSA system plagued with technical glitches, delays

The rollout of a new application system for federal student aid has caused issue after issue. 7 On Your Side reporter Carissa Lehmkuhl has the details.

Central Texans advocate for FAA reform as Congress debates reauthorization bill

Advocates and lawmakers are pushing for the FAA to reform how it handles pilots' mental health and other medical conditions, especially for veterans.

Austin pizzeria owner warns customers of excessive booting nearby

Roppolo’s Pizzeria near West Campus is warning customers of excessive booting nearby. 7 On Your Side reporter Carissa Lehmkuhl has the details.

List of the 'riskiest' scams in 2023: report

The “riskiest" scams in 2023 were investment scams, including cryptocurrency investment scams, according to a new report from the Better Business Bureau.

Family's backyard floods during heavy rain ever since 183 Toll was built

A family living just north of the Austin airport says expanding infrastructure is causing backyard flooding issues. They said it only started once the 183 Toll Road went up. 7 On Your Side reporter Carissa Lehmkuhl has the details.

Pilots, lawmakers want FAA to reform how it handles mental health

A local commercial pilot said he can no longer fly, as of now, because of how the FAA is addressing veterans and mental health. He said his story highlights a much broader dilemma.