Crews on scene of brush fire near Austin airport

Crews from AFD and Travis County ESD 11 have been responding to the one-acre fire near the intersection of US 183 South and Burleson Road.

CapMetro announces 149 new bus shelters

149 newly announced CapMetro bus shelters will bring shade and weather protection to more Austin bus stops.

North Austin senior living community honors dads with Father's Day concert

Families were invited this weekend to celebrate their dads and some of the residents shared why Father's Day is an important day for them.

Austin air quality impacted by weather, smoke

Experts say the haziness is caused by a combination of heat, humidity and sunshine, as well as agricultural burning in Mexico and a little bit of smoke from the wildfires in Canada.

New Nutty Brown H-E-B set to open in Southwest Austin July 5

The new H-E-B store now sits on the former site of the Nutty Brown Café & Amphitheater, a staple of Central Texas's live music scene for more than 20 years.

How to keep pets safe in the summer heat

With temperatures over 100 degrees this week, a reminder for pet owners: the heat can be just as dangerous for pets as it is for humans.

Housing market in Austin 'crashing'?: FOX 7 Focus

In this FOX 7 Focus, Ashley Jackson, president of the Austin Board of Realtors, joins FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak to discuss the current state of the Austin housing market and what's next.

1 dead after auto-pedestrian collision in North Austin: ATCEMS

A pedestrian is dead after being stuck by a vehicle early Saturday morning in North Austin, according to ATCEMS.

1 dead after motorcycle crash in southeast Austin: ATCEMS

One person is dead after a motorcycle collision in the 4900 block of East William Cannon Drive at 11:57 a.m. Saturday, according to a tweet from ATCEMS.

Residents in North Austin neighborhood that flooded says claims are getting denied

Residents say their homes flooded because the city didn't maintain the creek system, especially after the February ice storm. Now, their frustration is mounting because they say every way of trying to get help is a dead end.

Austin public pools operational thanks to lifeguard increase

This summer, Austin was able to employ over 750 staff members, which is enough to operate all 32 public pools in the city.

Historic cabin restoration at Rosewood Park included in Austin Juneteenth celebration

The cabin was built by Henry Madison, a former slave who moved from Memphis to Austin. The announcement of the cabin's renovation is part of the upcoming Juneteenth celebration.

Cooling center hours extended in Austin over holiday weekend

With temps over 100 degrees for the next several days, the City of Austin is extending its cooling center hours and EMS is warning people to take extra precautions to stay safe.

Austin weather: Heat continues through the weekend

A Heat Advisory is in effect for most of Central Texas, and some are under a Heat Warning. Zack Shields has the latest on this hot streak that's going to get worse before it gets better.

Things to do in Austin this weekend: June 16 to 18

From a Broadway show to a Father's Day concert to several local Juneteenth celebrations, here's the scoop on what's happening in Austin this weekend.

CTRMA provides update on MoPac South Expansion project

The MoPac South Expansion project would cover about eight miles and proposed adding express lanes in both directions, from Cesar Chavez to Slaughter.

Austin animal shelters, firefighters deal with skyrocketing temperatures

With the heat advisory in effect until tomorrow night, and with temperatures soaring into the triple-digits into next week, Austin firefighters and animal shelters are struggling to keep things cool.