HCSO: Missing man in Buda has been found
HCSO says Alfred Torres III was visiting family near the Sunfield Subdivision on May 26 when around 1 p.m., he went for a walk.
Buda drive-in finding success amid renewed interest in drive-in theaters
Doc's Drive-In Theatre is one of just a few drive-in theaters in Central Texas and it's seeing a resurgence of popularity amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Woman dies in early morning house fire in Buda
Officials say the Buda Fire Department responded to a home in the 400 block of Overlook Mountain West at around 6:20 a.m. and arrived to find the home fully engulfed.
Buda City Hall, public safety building to open to public with limited capacity
The buildings will open on Monday, May 18, but phone and online communication are still encouraged.
Man dead in overnight crash near Buda
According to police, a silver Jeep Cherokee driven by a Hispanic male left the roadway and went into the grass median for about a quarter-mile.
Buda Public Library to close to public, volunteers due to coronavirus concerns
The library will be closing Wednesday, March 18 to the public and volunteers. The library says they will continue curbside service and computers will be available by appointment.
City of Buda issues disaster proclamation amid coronavirus concerns
City of Buda Emergency Management Coordinator Mike Beggs has been working with regional partners, including the Hays County Health Department, to monitor the outbreak.
Downtown Buda fire puts restaurant at "total loss"
Upon arrival, firefighters found the fire coming from the roof of Helen's Casa Alde Mexican Food restaurant at 108 Main Street. Bude firefighters began attacking the fire and requested help from Kyle Fire Department.
Buda police: Man confesses to Broadway Bank robbery
Buda police posted photos of a suspect who had blackened his face in an attempt to conceal his identity on Facebook Monday.
Buda police asking for help in identifying bank robbery suspect
The suspect is described as a white or Hispanic male in his 40s, but as shown in photos posted by Buda police, he attempted to conceal his identity by blacking out his face.
ATCEMS: One car on fire following collision on I-35
Drivers are being asked to be aware of first responders in the area.
Portion of Main Street in downtown Buda to be closed from 2/28 to 3/2
The City of Buda has announced that a portion of its Main Street in the downtown area will be closed beginning at 8 p.m. on February 28 and will re-open by 5 a.m. on March 2.
Three teens arrested for graffiti at Johnson High School in Buda
The Hays County Sheriff's Office received a call on Oct. 20 around 10:30 a.m. that the front doors to Johnson High School in Buda were open and they had graffiti on them.
SCAM ALERT: City of Buda reports fraudulent city job listings on Indeed
The city says a recent post went up on Indeed advertising for a front desk receptionist position, asking applicants to send a cover letter and resume to HRBuda@outlook.com.
Hays County Sheriff's Office looking for man who allegedly sexually assaulted a child
On November 4, deputies responded to a home in Buda around 5:10 p.m. for a report of a sexual assault of a child. A fourteen-year-old girl was reportedly sexually assaulted by a man who had been living at the residence.
Johnson High School in Buda evacuated due to gas smell
Classes were canceled for the remainder of the day, so first responders and maintenance crews could do a "thorough check" of the building, says a letter sent to Johnson HS parents.
Hays High School to honor class of 1969 at homecoming game
2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Class of 1969, the "Original Rebels."
Six Central Texas cities among the top 50 safest in the state, new report finds
A new report by the National Council for Home Safety and Security found that six Central Texas cities were among the safest in the state in 2018.
H-E-B issues recall of certain meat sold in Buda
H-E-B is issuing a recall of ground chuck that was sold over the weekend in Buda because it may have metal fragments in it.
Austin-area home prices set all-time record
Home prices in the Austin area set an all-time record. The Austin Board of Realtors reports that in March more than 2,400 houses were sold which is up 13 percent from the year before.