Taylor resident claims $2 million Powerball prize
A person in Taylor has claimed a $2 million Powerball prize for the drawing on May 13. That person has elected to remain anonymous.
Texas Gov. Abbott issues disaster declaration as Tropical Storm Beta approaches
Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 29 counties as Tropical Storm Beta approaches the coast.
Woman found dead inside South Austin home after fire
The Austin Fire Department says it responded to a fire at the Travis Green Condominiums in the 1300 block of Mariposa Drive.
Local officials urging people to participate in U.S. Census
Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Senator Sarah Eckhardt held a news conference to kick off county-wide 10-Day Census Countdown.
Austin Museum Day a little different this year due to COVID-19
Museum directors said even with COVID-19 playing a major role in the day, it doesn’t lessen the importance of the reason to celebrate.
SAVES resolution to help businesses hit hardest by COVID-19 approved
The Austin City Council voted to approve the SAVES resolution that could identify ways to support businesses hit hardest by the pandemic so they don't close for good.
Monday last day for Austin ISD parents to choose learning mode
At any point throughout the year, Austin ISD families can request to change the method of learning they have selected for their students.
Abbott says to monitor flood threats as Tropical Storm Beta approaches
Abbott says the state has the appropriate assets in place to respond and assist communities with potential flooding and heavy rainfall.
Deputies find 1 woman dead, 1 chained to bed at Cleveland home
After responding to a 911 call Saturday evening, deputies found a woman who had been chained to a bed inside a home near Cleveland.
City of Austin's RISE 2.0 application to close Monday
The RISE 2.0 fund application, which can be filled out online or over the phone, will be open until 7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 21.
Car chase suspect shoots at patrol car before crashing into 6 vehicles in Houston
Police say the drivers struck by the suspect don't have significant injuries. "We're very fortunate that nobody was seriously hurt or killed," an officer said following the crash.
Bars still not allowed to open under Abbott's latest reopening plan
Under Gov. Abbott’s new order, several businesses are now allowed to reopen at 75% capacity including restaurants, retail stores, and gyms, but not bars.
Hundreds line up for drive-thru flu shots in Round Rock
On Saturday, hundreds lined up outside Baylor Scott & White in Round Rock as they waited for their flu shots.
200 people attend demonstration for Breonna Taylor at City Hall
The demonstration demanding justice for 26-year-old Breonna Taylor took place at Austin City Hall.
Protest at City Hall to demand justice for Breonna Taylor
The protest at City Hall is to stand in solidarity with the Q4BL Team in Baltimore, says a Facebook event hosted by the Black Austin Coalition and Austin Justice Coalition.
Houston Astros Justin Verlander to undergo Tommy John surgery
The right-hander is determined to not let this injury get the best of him: "I will approach this rehab the only way I know, attack, and don't look back."
Outside police departments place recruitment ads in Austin area
Recruitment ads for police departments in cities not near here are cropping up, including Midland and Corpus Christi.
Bipartisan Jenna Quinn Law passes US Senate
The Jenna Quinn Law requires training for teachers, caregivers, and students on how to recognize and report child sexual abuse.
AMBER Alert issued for missing infant from Wells, Texas
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, authorities are looking for one-month-old Armaidre Antwan Marquie Argumon.
Austin Pets Alive! to hold first-ever drive-thru pet food bank
APA! is expected to hand out 4,400 pounds of free cat and dog food to pet owners in need.