Austin ISD bus swerves off road in North Austin

The Austin Independent School District says one of its buses swerved off the road while driving on Steck Avenue.

SafeHorns headquarters flooded by severe storms

SafeHorns is recovering after its West Campus headquarters received close to three feet of water due to the recent severe storms.

Uhland teen killed in shooting; teen suspect charged with murder

The Uhland Police Department says an 18-year-old has been taken into custody and charged with murder in connection to a shooting death of another 18-year-old.

Drones could help Austin Police Dept. as it looks to hire new officers

As the Austin Police Department works to hire hundreds of new officers, Chief Lisa Davis says she is interested in supplementing with drones.

Austin mosques vandalized: CAIR officials to address 'hateful actions'

The Austin chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Austin), along with representatives of the three vandalized mosques, held a news conference on May 27, condemning the hateful actions against the houses of worship, CAIR officials say.

Memorial Day: Central Texas events honor fallen service members

Communities across Central Texas honored fallen service members, including some from the Revolutionary War buried here, at various Memorial Day events.

Liberty Hill memorial marks where APD Officer Tony Martin died

Austin police unveiled a new monument in Liberty Hill for Officer Tony Martin, who died almost three years ago in a traffic accident while returning home from work.

Texas reps rally against Senate amendment pruning medical marijuana expansion

An amendment passed by the Texas Senate to a bill defining medical marijuana use in the state greatly reduces applicable patients compared to the version passed by the House.

Electric flying boat hits the waves on Lake Austin

Navier launched a flying electric boat on Lake Austin. The company says the vessels are environmentally friendly and have zero emissions.

Texas lottery winner on delays in $83M prize payout: 'I've lost a lot of faith'

A woman is suing the Texas Lottery after winning $83 million. The Montgomery County resident won back in February but was told she can’t be paid because of a state investigation.

Texas House gives initial approval on bill to ban all THC products

Lawmakers in the Texas House have given the initial approval to a bill that will push the state closer to banning all THC products.