Austin declares July 12 "Justice for Vanessa Guillen Day”
Several memorials were held for the murdered Fort Hood soldier. Two caravans took place, eventually merging.
Texas sheriff passes away after battling COVID-19
The sheriff for a West Texas county passed away Saturday after battling COVID-19.
Police: Woman injured in North Austin shooting
Police say the woman was transported to Dell Seton MedicalCenter with non-life-threatening injuries.
Local organization helps supply masks to those in need
The Austin Mask Exchange is made up of local volunteers and vendors.
Dallas County reports more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for 10th straight day
For the tenth day in a row, Dallas County health officials reported more than 1,000 new coronavirus cases.
Ramos family frustrated with pace of Mike Ramos’ case
The release of bodycam footage from that night was delayed due to the Austin Police Department's failure to follow protocol.
Federal support for COVID-19 testing sites in Dallas, Houston extended through July 31
Federal support for COVID-19 testing sites in Dallas and Houston has been extended through July 31.
Protesters in Austin demand justice for Vanessa Guillen
The event was organized by #NoMas, a movement started in Guillen's honor.
Two officers killed in shootout in south Texas border town
A suspect in the shooting was also shot, though that person’s condition was not immediately available.
Mayor Pro Tem Delia Garza joins student protestors calling on defunding APD
Garza said she supports the students, noting that many young protestors are now taking the initiative to show up. But also adding this protest comes at a significant time – City Council votes on the budget on Monday.
Mayor proclaims July 11, 2020 as Vanessa Guillen Day in Houston
He proclaimed July 11, 2020, as ‘Vanessa Guillen Day’ in the City of Houston.
Astros cancel Summer Camp workout at Minute Maid Park
According to Astros General Manager James Click, they were alerted that a staff member was potentially exposed to a COVID-positive individual outside of the organization.
Suspect steals vehicle in Williamson County armed robbery
According to Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody, a suspect pulled up in the victim's driveway off of Woodpecker Run in Jarrell, displayed a gun, and stole their silver Chevy Silverado.
Dallas County reports its deadliest week from COVID-19
Dallas County closed out the week with four new deaths from COVID-19, making this the deadliest week from the coronavirus for the county.
New climate study signals faster moving hurricanes for Texas
The regional climate study analyzed future atmospheric wind patterns between the years of 2075-2100.
Texas hospital says man, 30, died after attending 'COVID party'
A Texas hospital says a patient who was a healthy young man died from coronavirus after attending a “COVID” party.
2 Dallas PD officers injured after their vehicle was struck by DWI suspect
Two Dallas Police Department officers were injured when their vehicle was struck by a suspected drunk driver overnight Friday.
East Austin bar says it was vandalized, then customer was hit by homeless man with a rock
The bar has been open on the east side for years now and they say they have never dealt with something like this. Now they're hoping police can take action.
Rental boat companies hit especially hard by Travis County Parks closures
In a typical year, rental boat companies make the majority of their money in the summer, but this year has been anything but typical, and companies that rely on visitors to area lakes are feeling the heat.
Secretary of the Army announces independent review of Fort Hood, military community
The Army says that it will hire four "highly qualified expert" civilian consultants that will form a panel and spend an estimated five to ten days at Fort Hood.