Disturbance in the Gulf has 70% formation chance
The National Hurricane Center gives a disturbance in the southern Gulf a 70% chance of formation through the next five days, but the track is uncertain.
Victims' families speak out following Austin mass shooting
Saturday's mass shooting in Downtown Austin left one man dead and 13 others injured with one in critical condition.
TJJD looking for 16-year-old who escaped custody in Austin
TJJD says that Erik Robinson had been outside for supervised recreation at Dell Children's Medical Center when he climbed a wall and ran.
FOX 7 Discussion: Impact of Texas Legislature on healthcare industry
Cindy Zolnierek, CEO of the Texas Nurses Association, discusses how the 87th Legislature will impact the healthcare industry.
FOX 7 Discussion: Gov Greg Abbott wants to build a border wall
Travis County GOP executive director Brian Ruddle and Glenn Smith from Progress Texas talk about Abbott’s announcement that Texas would build a border wall.
Sixth Street shooting: Michigan man dies, second suspect arrested
Douglas Kantor was in Austin visiting friends when he was fatally shot in the popular nightlife district.
Austin Water reporting sanitary sewer overflow in Walnut Creek
Austin Water says the overflow has not affected Austin's drinking water supply and that repairs are expected to take a week.
Seven arrested at City Hall homeless camp cleanup
The move comes as Austin has moved into Phase 2 of its reinstatement of the camping ban. Phase 2 began on June 13.
PARD continues to expand the park system to match Austin's growth
As Austin keeps growing, so does the city's park system. Austin Parks and Recreation has grown the park system by 200 acres and they're not stopping.
First Latina Texas Supreme Court justice jumping into GOP attorney general primary
Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Eva Guzman is jumping into the race, her political adviser confirmed to Fox News on Monday.
Second suspect arrested following mass shooting that left one dead
A second suspect in Saturday's mass shooting in downtown Austin has been arrested and charged.
Austin Energy shares conservation tips following ERCOT's alert
ERCOT sent a tweet asking customers to reduce their electric use as much as possible through Friday, June 18.
We Are Blood needs donations following mass shooting in Austin
Donations can be made at any one of three area donor centers on North Lamar or in Round Rock and South Austin. Appointments are mandatory for all.
ERCOT issues Conservation Alert, Texans asked to safely reduce electric use
Consumers and businesses are both being asked to reduce electric use immediately.
Austin ISD hosts 50+ districtwide enrollment clinics through June 24
Austin ISD continues Operation Reconnect efforts to welcome students back to the 2021-2022 school year by hosting 50+ enrollment clinics around Austin.
Early morning shooting in Taylor leaves one dead, one injured
The victim and the suspect had been dating, according to police.
Tents in area outside Austin City Hall cleared, people asked to move
Officials say they're working to clear the area on the corner of Guadalupe and Cesar Chavez because the area has been designated for construction.
City of Austin moves to phase 2 of implementing camping ban
For the past 30 days, the city has been in phase 1. During that month, APD has visited dozens of encampments to meet with people experiencing homelessness.
Hospital workers plan to appeal judge's decision to reject lawsuit against mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy
Houston Methodist Hospital system has suspended 178 staff members without pay, and if they don’t get vaccinated for COVID-19 by June 21st, they’ll be fired. So far, 117 of the employees have sued to overturn the new COVID-19 vaccine requirement.
Man journeying a 15K mile road trip to honor daughter he lost to cancer makes a stop in Houston
A man is journeying on a 15,000-mile road trip across the U.S. in memory of his daughter, whom he sadly lost to a rare form of bile duct cancer.