Austin weather: Severe storms possible with main threats hail, strong winds
The downpours we had yesterday are just a preview of what is heading this way.
The downpours we had yesterday are just a preview of what is heading this way.
Stolen puppy safe, returned to Austin Humane Society
The Austin Humane Society says Chico, a puppy that was stolen from its care on April 7, has been returned to the shelter.
The Austin Humane Society says Chico, a puppy that was stolen from its care on April 7, has been returned to the shelter.
City of Austin looks for organizations to run new homeless navigation center
The City of Austin is looking for organizations to run its South Austin Housing Navigation Center.
The City of Austin is looking for organizations to run its South Austin Housing Navigation Center.
Athena the owl welcomes new owlets in Austin
Austin’s iconic great horned owl welcomed new owlets at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Austin’s iconic great horned owl welcomed new owlets at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Vocal Texas raises concerns about how Austin handles homeless encampment cleanups
Homeless advocates are raising concerns about how the City of Austin is handling encampment cleanups.
Homeless advocates are raising concerns about how the City of Austin is handling encampment cleanups.
Austin firefighter battling cancer is contesting denial of workers' comp claim
Suzanne La Follette, an Austin firefighter battling terminal cancer, is fighting a second battle: getting worker's compensation. Texas law doesn't include female reproductive cancers in their firefighters' presumptive cancer coverage.
Suzanne La Follette, an Austin firefighter battling terminal cancer, is fighting a second battle: getting worker's compensation. Texas law doesn't include female reproductive cancers in their firefighters' presumptive cancer coverage.
Austin weather: 1st round of storms today, multiple rounds through weekend
Keep those umbrellas handy as the wait is over and the nice weather streak is coming to an end.
Keep those umbrellas handy as the wait is over and the nice weather streak is coming to an end.
Former Austin private school bookkeeper embezzled $1M for home pool, mortgage
Alysa Gisser funneled tuition payments into a personal PayPal account and used the funds for a home swimming pool, mortgage payments, and credit cards.
Alysa Gisser funneled tuition payments into a personal PayPal account and used the funds for a home swimming pool, mortgage payments, and credit cards.
Texas hemp businesses head to court to fight new state rules
Texas hemp businesses are heading to court to fight new state rules that they say could cripple the entire industry.
Texas hemp businesses are heading to court to fight new state rules that they say could cripple the entire industry.
Austin Wildlife Rescue has busy start to spring season with influx of animals
The Austin Wildlife Rescue is off to a busy start to the spring with an influx of fury and feathered friends.
The Austin Wildlife Rescue is off to a busy start to the spring with an influx of fury and feathered friends.
Man accused of killing Caldwell County deputy gets no bond, judge rules
A Travis County judge has ruled that the man accused of killing a Caldwell County deputy will stay behind bars without bond.
A Travis County judge has ruled that the man accused of killing a Caldwell County deputy will stay behind bars without bond.
APD investigating homicide in Northeast Austin
The Austin Police Department is investigating a homicide in Northeast Austin.
The Austin Police Department is investigating a homicide in Northeast Austin.
San Jacinto Center employees concerned utility project will make traffic 'untenable'
Downtown employees who work in the San Jacinto Center are worried a utility project is going to make getting out of their parking garage even worse than it already is.
Downtown employees who work in the San Jacinto Center are worried a utility project is going to make getting out of their parking garage even worse than it already is.
Employees worried construction will trap them in garage
Downtown employees who work in the San Jacinto Center are worried a utility project is going to make getting out of their parking garage even worse than it already is.
Downtown employees who work in the San Jacinto Center are worried a utility project is going to make getting out of their parking garage even worse than it already is.
Austin Democrat files legislation to change how primary elections are run
An Austin Democrat said he is filing legislation to change how primary elections are run. This is in response to the confusion that happened during the March primaries.
An Austin Democrat said he is filing legislation to change how primary elections are run. This is in response to the confusion that happened during the March primaries.
Woman steals puppy from Austin Humane Society
Have you seen her? A woman is being accused of stealing a four-month-old puppy from the Austin Humane Society.
Have you seen her? A woman is being accused of stealing a four-month-old puppy from the Austin Humane Society.
Austin weather: Active stormy pattern for next 2 weeks
An active weather pattern is setting up for at least the next 2 weeks.
An active weather pattern is setting up for at least the next 2 weeks.
6th St. shooting: Victim honored with scholarship program
A new University of Texas endowment fund honors a student killed in a mass shooting at a downtown Austin bar in March.
A new University of Texas endowment fund honors a student killed in a mass shooting at a downtown Austin bar in March.
South Austin residents frustrated by large homeless encampment
Residents in a South Austin neighborhood are frustrated with homeless encampments that keep popping back up, even after they're cleared. They want the city to do more to address the issue.
Residents in a South Austin neighborhood are frustrated with homeless encampments that keep popping back up, even after they're cleared. They want the city to do more to address the issue.
Neighbors worried about South Austin homeless camp
Residents in a South Austin neighborhood are frustrated with homeless encampments that keep popping back up, even after they're cleared. They want the city to do more to address the issue.
Residents in a South Austin neighborhood are frustrated with homeless encampments that keep popping back up, even after they're cleared. They want the city to do more to address the issue.



















