Almost all 50 state capitals see little to no protest activity
Almost all 50 capitals saw little to no protest activity in the days leading up to Inauguration Day, but some warn that doesn't mean the threat is over.
Williamson County opens two COVID-19 vaccine distribution sites
Williamson County is hoping their organization shown this week will prove to the state that they can handle a larger number of doses.
Austin anti-vaccine group receives federal COVID-19 relief funds
The PPP program is intended to help keep people employed during the COVID-19 pandemic, which the founder says is what his nonprofit used the funds for.
Llano County reports lack of vaccines, patients with second cases of COVID-19
Part of the country charm in Llano County has led to difficulty in getting COVID-19 vaccine doses from the Texas Department of State Health Services.
APH adds Alternate Care Site patient numbers to COVID-19 dashboard
Starting Jan. 20, the APH COVID-19 dashboard will include the number of patients being cared for at the ACS as part of the daily updates.
Large number of law enforcement at Texas Capitol for Inauguration Day
The show of force by local and state law enforcement accomplished what it was intended to do, it kept things quiet.
How do you sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine in Central Texas?
County leaders are hoping residents can be patient as the federal government allocates more doses for the most at-risk groups first.
Study ranks Texas as 2021's best state to drive in
Attention, Texas drivers!
Austin women, students react to Kamala Harris becoming vice president
FOX 7 Austin talked to several women in Central Texas on Wednesday to get their reactions to Kamala Harris becoming vice president.
Rep. Roy to introduce legislation to prevent taxpayer funding for rejoining Paris Climate Agreement, WHO
Rep. Roy says he plans to announce legislation to prevent taxpayer funding from Biden's executive actions to rejoin the Paris climate accord and the World Health Organization.
Abbott says Texas will reinstate ban on homeless camping if Austin doesn't
"Contrary to what Austin leaders think no one has a right to urinate & defecate wherever they want," Abbott said on Twitter.
Biden, Harris supporters celebrate inauguration at Texas State Capitol
The FBI warned of possible armed protests at state capitols but on Inauguration Day most of those who showed up at the Texas State Capitol supported the new president and vice president.
1 person killed, 1 injured after crash in Northwest Austin
A woman is dead and a man hospitalized after a crash in the 3900 block of West Howard Lane.
Pedestrian dies from injuries suffered in Airport Blvd crash
Austin police have identified the person who has died after injuries he suffered in an auto-pedestrian crash on January 9 in East Austin.
Lawmaker files bill to end Confederate Heroes Day in Texas
Rep. Jarvis Johnson (D-Houston) held a virtual press conference to announce his filing of House Bill 36, which would abolish Confederate Heroes Day.
49 Austin police officers will help secure Presidential Inauguration
It's the fifth time Austin police officers have contributed to the security at a Presidential Inauguration ceremony.
IDEA Public Schools offering rapid COVID testing to staff members
Staff members can test twice per month and each school will determine what days and times they will offer testing.
Texas expects largest shipment yet of COVID-19 vaccine
Gov. Greg Abbott says there are now 78 COVID-19 vaccination hubs up and operating across the state. That number is expected to grow before the end of the week.
Manor ISD reports five new cases of COVID-19 at four schools
All other students at Manor High School, Blake Manor Elementary, and Manor New Tech High School will continue to receive in-person instruction.
Officials: COVID-19 is beginning to level out in Central Texas
Health officials say the community's efforts look to be paying off, but now it's an effort to keep this trend going.