What is the process for putting city projects out to bid?

A recent contract up for city council approval has raised questions from the community and city leaders regarding the process for putting projects out to bid.

Central Texas veteran says he’s been 'fighting' the VA for two decades

Damon Webb, a Central Texas veteran, said he has been "fighting" with the VA for two decades. 7 On Your Side Reporter Carissa Lehmkuhl reports.

Central Texans have a couple of weeks left to protest their property's tax assessment

House Bill 2 would tighten up the cap on yearly assessments. Senate Bill 3 would raise the state’s homestead exemption — the amount of a home’s value that can’t be taxed by school districts.

Watchdogs, lawmakers aim to improve medical price transparency in Texas

Efforts are underway to increase medical price transparency, including studies by medical watchdog organizations and legislation passed through both the Texas House and Senate.

BBB: Outsmart the Smart TV hackers

What’s been called the “tech support scam" has expanded as technology expands. The BBB is warning consumers about an increase in scams involving Smart TVs.

Texas law enforcement sees increase in fraudulent vehicle sales

In these recent cases, the task force has found that the majority of vehicles being sold fraudulently are coming from Houston, but the vehicles can end up being sold all over Texas.

Online pet scam victim gets happy ending thanks to local breeder

An update to the story of Ricardo Gonzalez who shared his story in a recent 7 On Your Side report from Carissa Lehmkuhl about the dangers of online pet scams

Severe living conditions at North Austin apartment complex, residents say

Residents of a North Austin apartment complex held a press conference to raise awareness of issues they say they’ve been dealing with since Winter Storm Uri, or longer.

Burnet Co. waives fees for late property tax payments due to ice storm

The ice storm that hit Central Texas early February happened right on the property tax deadline, causing some residents in Burnet County to incur late fees when outgoing mail was brought to a standstill.