Lake Travis ISD superintendent placed on paid leave pending investigation

Lake Travis ISD superintendent Paul Norton is on leave after the Board reviewed allegations of misconduct made against him Tuesday night.

Body found in Lake Travis-area home; man arrested, charged with murder

An Austin man has been charged with first-degree murder after Travis County deputies found a body during a welfare check on an elderly wheelchair-bound man.

FOX 7 Friday Football Game of the Week 2024: Lake Travis vs Dripping Springs

Who will win in this week's Game of the Week: the Lake Travis Cavaliers or the Dripping Springs Tigers? FOX 7 Austin's Clif Thornton previews this week's match-up.

Lake Travis ISD threat: Harris County teen arrested for terroristic threat

A Harris County teen was arrested by the Lake Travis ISD Police Department in connection with texted threats sent to a Lake Travis High School student last month.

Lake Travis water levels prompt businesses to adapt

The recent wet weather is helping the water levels at Lake Travis, but that comes after a dry summer and one business says it’s had to get creative with its operations in response.

Jetski, boat collide on Lake Travis; 3 people hospitalized

An adult and two children have been hospitalized Saturday after a jetski collided with a boat on Lake Travis Saturday afternoon.

Body recovered from Lake Travis

The search for a missing swimmer is now over after a body was found in Lake Travis.

Dog's death not connected to toxic algae: LCRA

The death of a dog that swam in Lake Travis on July 4 is not connected to toxic algae, according to test results from LCRA.

Body of missing swimmer recovered from Lake Travis: TCSO

TCSO Lake Patrol deputies and other agencies responded to a cove on Lake Travis where someone reported that a man in his 70s was missing.

Central Texas drought restrictions eased after recent storms

Officials with the Lower Colorado River Authority announced on Monday they are easing drought restrictions in our area, from Stage 2 to Stage 1. The change comes after Central Texas saw a very rainy May.

LCRA returns to Stage 1 of drought response as lake levels rise

Under Stage 1, LCRA water customers are asked reduce water use by 10% and requests its firm water customers – primarily cities, utilities and industries – implement mandatory restrictions.