City of Austin pools to reopen with modified operations
Barton Springs, Big Stacy, Bartholomew, Deep Eddy, and Springwoods pools are set to reopen with a different fall schedule, with Barton Springs only being open from 5-8 a.m.
One person killed after driver drives across median, strikes sign
One person is dead following a traffic incident on Research Boulevard.
Abbott announces legislative proposals against 'rioters'
Texas Governor Greg Abbott held a press conference on Thursday, September 24 to announce legislative proposals that would target "rioters."
Pedestrian killed after being hit by car while using crosswalk
A 39-year-old woman was killed after she was struck by a car while using a crosswalk early in the morning.
Group of Latina friends create “La Política” to mobilize young Latinx voters
La Política, is a progressive, non-partisan group whose focus is getting the young Latino community civically engaged.
Family continues dynasty serving South Austin despite pandemic, discrimination
Business for China Dynasty continues despite reported discrimination and fears amid the coronavirus pandemic.
"Your Minute is Up" pushing to recall Mayor Adler, 3 council members
In order for a recall to take place, the group would need 10% of registered voters in Austin, as well as 10% of voters in each of the council member's districts to sign a petition.
Protest at City Hall following announcement in Breonna Taylor case
A protest is being held at Austin City Hall following the latest update in the Breonna Taylor case.
APD looking for suspect in 2019 assault of same sex couple
Frank Macias has two outstanding warrants for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the January 2019 assault. He has failed to appear in court according to APD.
Over 15,000 flags in Austin yard for every Texan life lost to COVID-19
An artist has planted over 15,000 flags in his yard as a tribute for every Texan life lost to COVID-19.
Over a dozen graves vandalized at historic cemetery in East Austin
More than a dozen gravesites have been vandalized at a historic cemetery for Black residents in East Austin.
Family of South Austin cold case victim pleading for answers
The friends and family of an Austin cold case victim are once again pleading for those who know anything to come forward.
Search for two after homeless man killed at bus stop in South Austin
Austin police are searching for at least two people involved in what may have been a “coordinated attack” on a sleeping homeless man in South Austin.
Deadline for 2020 Census is approaching, leaders encourage participation
The Census results determine where money for food assistance, healthcare, housing, and education goes.
Woman found dead inside South Austin home after fire
Firefighters surveyed the damage and found a woman in her 70’s laying unresponsive on her couch.
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.
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.