Services held for former Austin mayor Bruce Todd
Bruce Todd died at the age of 72 on Christmas Day from complications of Lewy Body disease.
Bruce Todd died at the age of 72 on Christmas Day from complications of Lewy Body disease.
Police investigating after body pulled out of Lady Bird Lake
A male victim was found in the water and pronounced dead by the Austin Fire Department. APD has taken over the investigation and will be looking into the cause of death.
A male victim was found in the water and pronounced dead by the Austin Fire Department. APD has taken over the investigation and will be looking into the cause of death.
4 Amazon delivery vans damaged in overnight fire in North Austin
When firefighters arrived, they discovered four Amazon delivery vans parked in the maintenance area had been damaged by the fire.
When firefighters arrived, they discovered four Amazon delivery vans parked in the maintenance area had been damaged by the fire.
Troy Aikman launches new Austin-based light lager beer brand EIGHT
NFL and Dallas Cowboys legendary quarterback Troy Aikman is launching a new Austin-based beer company, EIGHT. EIGHT's Elite Light Lager will soon be available in Texas.
NFL and Dallas Cowboys legendary quarterback Troy Aikman is launching a new Austin-based beer company, EIGHT. EIGHT's Elite Light Lager will soon be available in Texas.
One person dead in North Austin apartment complex fire
Authorities say the cause of the fire was improperly disposed smoking material.
Authorities say the cause of the fire was improperly disposed smoking material.
AISD resumes fully in-person classes for spring semester
AISD has several protocols in place to protect students from COVID-19 as they return to school after winter break.
AISD has several protocols in place to protect students from COVID-19 as they return to school after winter break.
Austin Congressman Lloyd Doggett remembers Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol attack
Austin Congressman Lloyd Doggett shares his personal experience of the US Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021.
Austin Congressman Lloyd Doggett shares his personal experience of the US Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021.
Texas secretary of state defends ongoing 2020 election audit effort
Texas Secretary of State John Scott defended an ongoing audit of the state's 2020 election results, despite the first phase finding no irregularities or wrongdoing in four major counties.
Texas Secretary of State John Scott defended an ongoing audit of the state's 2020 election results, despite the first phase finding no irregularities or wrongdoing in four major counties.
APA! offering $22 adoptions for month of January
Are you looking to start off 2022 with a new furry friend? Austin Pets Alive! is offering $22 adoptions for all pets through the end of January!
Are you looking to start off 2022 with a new furry friend? Austin Pets Alive! is offering $22 adoptions for all pets through the end of January!
Texas readies state resources in response to elevated fire weather
Elevated fire weather is forecast for the Panhandle, South Plains, Hill Country, and West Texas through the end of the week, particularly on Saturday.
Elevated fire weather is forecast for the Panhandle, South Plains, Hill Country, and West Texas through the end of the week, particularly on Saturday.
Austin resident wins $1 million prize in Texas Lottery
The ticket was purchased at the Ben White Shell convenience store on W. Ben White Boulevard, according to Texas Lottery.
The ticket was purchased at the Ben White Shell convenience store on W. Ben White Boulevard, according to Texas Lottery.
'The Dudley and Bob Show' host Dale Dudley out at KLBJ-FM radio
Dale Dudley says he was fired but KLBJ owner Waterloo Media says Dudley's contract was not renewed and that it was "time for the station to try something a little different."
Dale Dudley says he was fired but KLBJ owner Waterloo Media says Dudley's contract was not renewed and that it was "time for the station to try something a little different."
Del Valle ISD welcomes students back to school as COVID surges
Many school districts are pushing through with plans for in-person classes despite a surge in COVID-19 cases across Texas.
Many school districts are pushing through with plans for in-person classes despite a surge in COVID-19 cases across Texas.
Fraudulent QR code stickers found on 29 Austin public parking meters
Any person that believes they were a victim of a credit card breach as a result of recent parking meter payments should file a police report and notify their card issuer immediately.
Any person that believes they were a victim of a credit card breach as a result of recent parking meter payments should file a police report and notify their card issuer immediately.
Austin police release photos of suspects from attempted ATM thefts
APD has released photos and descriptions of the suspects involved in a string of attempted ATM thefts around the Austin area last month.
APD has released photos and descriptions of the suspects involved in a string of attempted ATM thefts around the Austin area last month.
Emergency SNAP benefits extended for January 2022 in Texas
All SNAP households will receive a minimum of $95 in emergency allotments. It should appear in recipients’ accounts by January 31.
All SNAP households will receive a minimum of $95 in emergency allotments. It should appear in recipients’ accounts by January 31.
Texas to sue over vaccine mandate for National Guard after requesting federal aid
In a letter, Abbott stated “As long as I am your commander-in-chief, I will not tolerate efforts to compel receipt of a COVID19 vaccine.”
In a letter, Abbott stated “As long as I am your commander-in-chief, I will not tolerate efforts to compel receipt of a COVID19 vaccine.”
APH warns Stage 5 'imminent' as 1 in 3 tests positive for COVID
APH says record numbers show 1 in 3 tests positive for COVID-19 in Central Texas and that without behavioral changes Stage 5 of its COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines is "imminent."
APH says record numbers show 1 in 3 tests positive for COVID-19 in Central Texas and that without behavioral changes Stage 5 of its COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines is "imminent."
Huston-Tillotson 2022 Spring Semester to being virtually due to COVID
Classes will begin remotely on Monday, January 10 due to the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 and the City of Austin's return to Stage 4 of its COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines.
Classes will begin remotely on Monday, January 10 due to the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 and the City of Austin's return to Stage 4 of its COVID-19 Risk-Based Guidelines.
Woman killed in multiple vehicle crash on RM 2222 identified
Police say 27-year-old Egypt Catai West died in the crash that happened at around 7:53 a.m. on December 29 in the 5900 block of RM 2222 near Loop 360.
Police say 27-year-old Egypt Catai West died in the crash that happened at around 7:53 a.m. on December 29 in the 5900 block of RM 2222 near Loop 360.