Austin Energy says permanent fix is in place for SW Austin transformer

A permanent fix is in place at a Southwest Austin substation that went offline Thursday night and caused thousands of residents to lose power.

Teen charged with terroristic threat for allegedly making 'concerning' Instagram posts

A teen has been charged with terroristic threat after she allegedly made some 'concerning' statements on social media regarding an Austin ISD elementary school.

Texas shooting spree suspect asks to represent himself

The man accused of a multi-county shooting spree that left six dead and three injured asked if he could represent himself during his first Travis County court appearance.

Brother of 1980 cold case victim speaks out after police identify suspect

Charles Wolfe, brother of murder victim Susan Wolfe, is speaking out after police say they have identified her alleged killer after decades. Wolfe spoke with FOX 7 Austin's Angela Shen in this Missing in Texas.

Austin eatery Aviary Wine & Kitchen closes

Aviary Wine & Kitchen has closed, with management citing the COVID-19 pandemic, rising rent costs, and additional setbacks during a historic heat wave.

Austin power outage: Austin ISD Central Office closed

The Austin Independent School District says its Central Office is closed today (8/22) due to the power outage last night that left thousands without power on the hottest day of the year.

Thousands lose power on Austin's hottest day of the year

Thousands of East Austin residents lost power on Austin's hottest day of the year. All power was restored Wednesday night.

16 bikes stolen from East Austin activity center

An Austin activity center is dealing with a setback after thousands of dollars worth of bikes were stolen from them.

Austin weather: Temperatures could feel like 110

Another hot day and another Excessive Heat Warning has been issued for much of Central Texas until 9 p.m.

6th Street robbery: Austin police searching for 6 suspects

Austin police are asking for help identifying six people who were involved in robberies on E. 6th Street.

Federal government cracking down on dark patterns online

The federal government is taking some steps to crack down on subscription services tactics. 7 On Your Side reporter John Krinjak has the details.