Austin music venues, musicians cautiously return to live events
The pressure to strike the right note with artists, staff, and customers has many Austin venue owners proceeding with caution.
Some Austin residents still without hot water weeks after storm hit
That includes 62-year-old veteran Phillip Hooker, who says he was without water for over a week, and he has now been without hot water for 18 days.
Austin police investigating food truck robberies in Northeast Austin
The Austin Police Department is looking for a man they say robbed two food trucks in Northeast Austin in an 80-minute span on March 1.
APH warns ending the mask mandate could lead to spring COVID-19 surge
Dr. Mark Escott warns of a spring COVID-19 surge being very possible if Central Texas becomes complacent.
"100 Black Men of Austin" works to teach students financial literacy
100 Black Men of Austin and several partners hosted a 10-week stock market game to teach financial literacy to middle and high school students.
Austin Officials: City is first in Texas to ban the declawing of cats
The procedure, performed for aesthetic reasons, is now punishable with a fine. Still, veterinarians are able to perform the procedure if it is medically necessary.
City of Austin website to go offline for scheduled maintenance Sunday
The City of Austin's website is scheduled to go offline from 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday for routine maintenance.
Austin man charged in 2017 aggravated sex assault apprehended
According to court paperwork, he allegedly sexually assaulted a woman he initially met on a CapMetro bus in North Austin in 2017.
Frost Bank, Spurs Give award Huston-Tillotson University $100K grant
Huston-Tillotson is Austin’s oldest institution of higher learning and the only historically black college and university located in Central Texas
APH holds news conference addressing masks, vaccine distribution
Austin Public Health held its weekly news conference to talk about COVID-19 in the area and discuss vaccine distribution, masks, and more.
Woman dies after hit-and-run crash in Northeast Austin
A woman has died after a crash in Northeast Austin. The crash happened on March 4 just before 10 p.m. at Cameron Road and East St. Johns.
City of Austin apologizes for role in disenfranchising Black people
Austin City Council voted yes to a resolution to begin racial reconciliation at the local, state, and federal levels.
LIST: Where in Austin do you still need to wear a mask?
Here is a list of establishments that will still be requiring masks upon entry, despite the mask mandate being lifted on March 10th.
FOX 7 Discussion: How to help your community on Amplify Austin Day
Courtney Manuel, CEO of I Live Here, I Give Here, joins Rebecca Thomas to talk about Amplify Austin Day and how can participate and give back.
Council approved funding release for 2020 mobility bond
The funds are in addition to the $160 million in funds approved in November 2018 and $720 million voters approved in November 2016.
Council approves $10M in utility bill relief, other measures
Austin City Council approved a series of measures designed to avoid high utility bills as a result of last month’s extreme freezing temperatures.
Austin-Travis County Emergency Operations Center remains active
The City of Austin says it continues to coordinate response and recovery efforts for the community in response to the February winter storm.
ATX TV Festival going virtual, extends to 10 days for Season 10
The ATX Television Festival is back for its 10th year. It will go on for 10 days and be virtual for the second year in a row.
Give to local nonprofits and help those in need on Amplify Austin Day
You can donate to close to 700 local nonprofits.
Austin city leaders discuss Black Austin Restitution Resolution
If passed, the resolution would acknowledge the City of Austin's role in disenfranchising Black residents.