Phase 1 begins as officials reinstate Austin's homeless camping ban
City officials now admit it will be some time before people are able to be moved either to designated encampments or into housing.
Providers gear up to vaccinate kids 12 and up against COVID-19
Many providers are already gearing up to administer the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to those 12 years old and older who are now eligible to receive it.
City to enact four-phase plan to reinstate camping ban
The City of Austin voted loud and clear in favor of Prop B to reinstate the camping ban. Austin leaders introduced a 4-phase plan to do just that.
Woman caught on camera hitting dog no longer employed at vet clinic
A South Austin woman caught on camera hitting her dog by her neighbor is no longer employed at a Central Austin veterinary clinic.
Next steps as Austin's homeless camping ban officially back in effect
It is now illegal to camp in most areas of Austin, sit or lie downtown or near the University of Texas, or panhandle at night.
City of Austin to implement phased enforcement of Prop B ordinances
Earlier this month, Austinites voted in favor of Prop B, which reinstates the camping ban downtown and in areas near downtown.
Donations needed for Richard Overton memorial monument at Texas State Cemetery
The monument's remaining cost is an estimated $13,000 and things slowed down and stopped once the pandemic hit. Work has restarted but donations are still needed to complete the project.
FOX 7 Discussion: Supporting foster kids with mental health issues
Susan Ramirez, CEO and founder of Austin-based nonprofit National Angels, discusses the need for youth mentors for children in foster care.
"We're still humans": Austin man reacts to camping ban reinstatement
One man experiencing homelessness downtown told FOX 7 Austin he has no idea where he’s going to go.
APD identifies toddler killed in SW Austin fatal crash
The toddler died after being struck by a vehicle in a parking lot in the 4400 block of W. William Cannon Drive Saturday evening.
PROMRack offering free new, gently worn prom dresses this weekend
PROMRack, which provides new and gently used prom dresses at no charge to Central Texas juniors and seniors, was canceled last year due to COVID-19.
Political consultant and public relations pioneer Julian Read dies
Read was an advisor to six presidents and he delivered the first briefing to the international media following President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
Barton Springs Pool resumes reservations, capacity limit for summer
This summer’s capacity limit will have a max of around 600 people every two-hour time slot.
Dozens march to honor man killed in officer-involved shooting
The march for justice was led by the parents of Alex. It ended at Chicano Park where a mural of their son was waiting for them.
Austin Animal Center opens for no appointment adoptions
AAC says intake will continue by appointment only. No walk-up intakes will be accepted. To schedule an appointment, call 311.
VIDEO: TXDOT implodes northbound I-35 to northbound 183 flyover
To complete the work, crews will temporarily close both directions of the I-35 and US 183 main lanes and frontage roads at the I-35/US 183 interchange between the hours of 6 and 8 a.m.
Austin Subaru to host 10th annual Paddle for Puppies event
Proceeds from the annual event on Lady Bird Lake will directly benefit Austin Pets Alive!'s Puppy Parvo Clinic.
Mass vaccination clinic moves to Travis County Expo Center
The relocated vaccine clinic will continue to provide the same drive-thru convenience for anyone seeking a COVID-19 vaccine. No appointments required.
Austin filmmaker Lydia Isnanto on mission to normalize mental health
Lydia Isnanto says the pandemic halted her filmmaking career but it also brought the gift of motherhood and a new drive to fight Asian hate.
Barton Springs Pool to begin requiring reservations after May 21
The reservations will help manage capacity for the safety of staff and guests, according to the Austin Parks and Recreation Department.