Using personal challenges to help women flourish in business and life
Online businesswoman and podcaster Vasavi Kumar battled addiction and impostor syndrome and is now in recovery and helping women flourish in both business post-pandemic and in life.
Austin musician Kris Keyz changing music scene with ATX Music Academy
Austin musician and music producer, Kris Keyz, is using his experience as a way to change the music scene with ATX Music Academy.
Over 10K AISD students switch to remote learning at district request
AISD Superintendent Dr. Stephanie Elizalde is asking students to remote learn until January 22 and will continue to evaluate on a weekly basis.
Austin ISD distributes a million meals to caregivers of students
The caregiver meals are being put together by local eateries before being distributed at 48 AISD locations.
Austin family loses father, the sole provider, in DWI crash
Khairullah Danish had a wife and seven children who were rocked on the morning of Jan. 9 with tragic news: their dad was killed in a car crash.
I-35 to close near U.S. 183 overnight for sign installations
Beginning Thursday, Jan. 14 at 11 p.m., the closures will go into effect, and all lanes are expected to reopen by 5 a.m.
Nearly 4,000 vaccines distributed in new APH registration system
The vaccines provided by APH are available by appointment only.
Texas surpasses 2M coronavirus cases, second highest in US
The recent surge has also seen the state near ICU capacity, with just 9% remaining
Dr. Fauci, Dell Medical School leaders discuss post-pandemic future
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, will be appearing virtually in Austin to talk with leaders at Dell Medical School as COVID-19 numbers soar in Texas
APD, victim's family asking for help investigating 2017 cold case
The family of Ruler Bailey says they have been waiting almost four years to get justice.
20,000 people register for vaccine on new APH portal on its first day
At least 8,000 of the people who signed up will not be able to receive the vaccine as APH has only received 12,000 doses.
"Constant state of stress": Healthcare workers talk about current conditions in hospitals
As hospitals across Texas experience a surge in COVID-19 cases, some doctors and nurses are trying to paint a better picture for those on the outside.
CapMetro suspends UT Shuttle service until at least February 1
UT Austin recently announced that all its undergraduate hybrid classes will be held online through the end of January, with some exceptions, due to COVID-19.
CapMetro offering free rides to COVID-19 vaccine appointments
The service is currently only available for individual customers in CapMetro's service area and receiving the vaccine through phase I and II of the state's distribution plan.
Austin receives COVID vaccines for those who qualify for Phase 1B
It seems there’s a general consensus, that the public is a little confused on where and when to get vaccinated.
Police looking for Northeast Austin aggravated robbery suspect
The Austin Police Department is asking the public for help locating an aggravated robbery suspect.
Man charged with intoxication manslaughter after deadly crash
24-year-old Christian Ramos has been arrested and charged with intoxication manslaughter after a crash that killed 41-year-old Khairullah Danish.
How can I get on the waitlist for a COVID-19 vaccine in Austin?
Austin Public Health has opened the COVID-19 online vaccine pre-registration system.
FBI warns of "armed protests" at state capitols ahead of, on Inauguration Day
The FBI is warning of plans for armed protests at state capitals and in Washington in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.
Austin police officer accused of misusing official information
An Austin police officer is accused of giving an acquaintance personal identifying information about two women in 2018 and 2019