Ukraine supporters rally at protest at Texas Capitol Saturday

Texans gathered at the Texas Capitol on Saturday in downtown Austin to protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Psaki condemns directive from Abbott labeling sex changes for minors as child abuse

Psaki said that Abbott's directive and similar action in Florida and other states are "designed to target and attack the kids who need support the most."

APD identifies victim in fatal shooting near St. Edward's University

APD has identified 24-year-old Jacob Andrew Turner as the victim in a fatal shooting that occurred Wednesday off of E. Ben White.

Austin Public Health announces changes to COVID-19 vaccine operations

APH says its teams will now focus on the Mobile Vaccination Program (MVP), which offers COVID-19 vaccines at locations in otherwise hard-to-reach areas.

UT Austin hires director for Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Lee Clippard has been interim director since May and previously worked for seven years in center leadership, serving as deputy director and the head of communications and guest experience.

Austin-Travis County EMS responds to multiple crashes due to icy roads

Austin-Travis County EMS reported a significant amount of crashes just within a 12-hour period. In fact, the numbers were unusually high.

Central Texas Ukrainians call on world leaders to 'stand against Russian military aggression'

Central Texas Ukrainians gathered at the Texas State Capitol Thursday calling on world leaders to “stand against Russian military aggression" following Russian attacks on the Ukraine.

Travis County voting hours extended for Feb. 25 following winter weather

All Travis County polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.on Friday. Polling locations were closed one hour early on Feb. 23 because of winter weather.

Austin ISD community survey asks families, staff to weigh in on mask mandate

The Austin ISD survey asks families and staff if the district’s mask mandate should be optional. The survey will be online until March 6.

Winter weather advisory extended until 6 pm in Central Texas

Temperatures won't get above freezing now until after 3 pm. Slippery spots are still possible mainly on elevated roads like bridges, overpasses and flyovers.

Texas Supreme Court takes up challenge to state’s restrictive abortion law

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has asked the Texas Supreme Court to weigh in on a question of state law before the appeals court proceeds with its ruling.