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Austin police have released new surveillance video of two people they said are involved in a shooting and robbery on Rainey Street over the weekend.

Legisladores exigen cerrar el centro de detención del ICE. Austin evalúa cambiar el nombre de la calle César Chávez. Suspenden polémico proyecto de robot docente. Apuestas deportivas baten récords de gasto. Precios de alimentos continúan en aumento en Estados Unidos. Potente terremoto de magnitud 7,1 sacuden Japón.

Football is back, and the NBA offseason just got even more interesting. On this episode of The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Dennis de la Pena discuss the excitement surrounding NFL training camps, the Dallas Cowboys' expectations entering the season, and why the defense could determine whether Dallas finally ends its long playoff drought. The show also dives into one of the biggest NBA stories of the year: LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. FOX 29 Philadelphia's Scott Grayson joins the show to explain why LeBron chose Philly, how Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid factored into the decision, what the move means for the Sixers' championship hopes, and how Philadelphia stacks up against the Spurs, Thunder and the rest of the NBA.

The investigation included dismantling an organized criminal enterprise that was responsible for mail theft, identity fraud, drug trafficking, and gun violations.

Jake de la Rosa with Via 313 talks about why the collab makes sense and highlights some of Via's other offerings as well.

Un juez ordena la liberación de un testigo relacionado con un tiroteo de ICE. Localizan a un donante de riñón tras una emotiva publicación en redes sociales.Las loterías alcanzan un premio mayor histórico de 1.500 millones de dólares. JetBlue anuncia una nueva estructura de tarifas y selección de asientos. Texas investiga un brote de Cyclospora vinculado a productos agrícolas frescos. Comienzan las pruebas de la nueva montaña rusa de Fast & Furious en Universal.

This week on The Sports Office, Julian Martinez and Cliff Thornton tackle some of the biggest stories in sports. The duo discusses why Arch Manning's star power makes Texas the biggest target in college football, how NIL and salary cap-style roster management are changing the sport, and whether the San Antonio Spurs should consider a blockbuster trade for Steph Curry. They also debate the latest Baseball Hall of Fame class featuring Carlos Beltrán and Jeff Kent, discuss players still waiting for Cooperstown, and react to the Buffalo Bills' new "Nickel City" alternate uniforms. From college football to the NBA, MLB, and NFL, it's another packed episode of The Sports Office.

Austin police are investigating two separate shootings in downtown Austin that happened just about 30 minutes apart early Sunday morning.

In this episode of Tierra's Texas, we checked out Frank and Margie's, Mi Mundo Coffeehouse and Roastery, the San Antonio Botanical Garden and much more!

Tierra shared one of her favorite summer recipes, a cold pasta salad. 

Mi Mundo Coffeehouse and Roastery focuses on organic coffee. It's roasted in-house daily and hopes to serve as a community hub.

If you're looking for a peaceful spot to step away from in San Antonio, check out the San Antonio Botanical Garden.

A new chef-driven Italian-American neighborhood restaurant has opened up in Round Rock, Frank and Margie's!

Detienen a adolescente tras tiroteo en centro comercial de Houston. Manifestantes protestan contra agentes de ICE en California. Casos de sarampión en EE UU superan cifras récord de 2025. Aumentan los casos de Cyclospora en varios estados norteamericanos. SpaceX logra el exitoso despegue del cohete Starship. El Papa pide oraciones por devastadores incendios en Europa.