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One person was airlifted to the hospital with serious potentially life-threatening injuries and the other was transported by ambulance with potentially serious injuries.

Four people are dead and one was airlifted to the hospital following a multiple vehicle pin-in crash in southeast Travis County.

ATCEMS says two people were pinned inside the vehicle when it crashed into the building and one was reportedly unconscious.

A Hays County Sheriff's Deputy is among the people injured in a multi-car crash in Dripping Springs Thursday morning.

A pedestrian has died after being hit by a driver at Airport Boulevard and 45th Street.

An 18-wheeler carrying 40,000 pounds of green beans crashed into a creek overnight in Fayette County.

FM 812 is shut down in both directions near Circuit of the Americas after a driver hit a pedestrian.

Austin ISD and Del Valle ISD says they anticipate significant delays to bus routes and morning commutes during Austin police officer Jorge Pastore's funeral procession Friday morning.

All lanes are open on SH 71 but the deadly crash backed up traffic for hours and cause many people to miss their flights.

Austin-Travis County EMS is using Crash Responder Safety Week to provide safety tips for drivers, and highlight the leading cause of traffic crashes.

A stretch of Walsh Tarlton Ln. between Bee Cave Road (also known as FM 2244) and Wilderness Drive will be undergoing construction work from Saturday, Nov. 18 to Wednesday, Nov. 22.

There were heavy delays on I-35 on Friday, Nov. 10, after an 18-wheeler hit a building.

Three people were transported to Dell Seton Medical Center as a precaution after an envelope containing white powder was sent to the Texas Attorney General's Office, FOX 7 has learned.

All southbound lanes of MoPac are closed at Research Blvd. after a rollover crash

The I-35 expansion plan has already broke ground, but Austinites continue to rally, asking for TxDOT to rethink the plan.

The child was taken by ATCEMS to Dell Children's with potentially serious injuries.

The Austin City Council is removing minimum parking requirements for new development in the city.