South Austin residents look back at deadly flood along Onion Creek 10 years later
Ten years ago, residents along Onion Creek were forced from their homes by a flash flood.
APD looking for suspect involved in South Austin robbery
Police are asking for help identifying a man accused of robbing a South Austin business.
Halloween safety: APD offers tips, outlines street closure plan for 6th Street
The Austin Police Department is offering safety tips for those celebrating Halloween this weekend both in their neighborhoods and on 6th Street.
Halloween floods in Onion Creek: Mayor Pro Tem invites community to honor victims
Mayor Pro Tem Vanessa Fuentes is inviting the community to gather together in remembrance to honor the lives lost in deadly 2013 and 2015 Onion Creek floods.
Austin's Wishbone bridge to open early 2026
There are several new additions to look forward to at Lady Bird Lake, including the opening of the Wishbone bridge.
Quick-moving fire in South Austin burns over 20 acres
A quick-moving fire could have been much worse had first responders not been prepared. Thankfully, crews responded quickly because this property backs right up to an entire subdivision.
Man found guilty of slapping, pulling box cutter on CapMetro passenger
The man accused of slapping and pulling a box cutter on a gay man on a CapMetro bus has been found guilty and sentenced to five years in prison.
'Save Maplewood Concert and Rally' features local bands, pays tribute to beloved school
Local bands came together to show support and raise awareness for a beloved Austin ISD elementary school facing closure.
Police looking for suspects accused of stealing $22K food trailer from ministry
Police are looking for two suspects accused of stealing a food trailer and generator from a ministry.
No fires, grilling at any City of Austin parks, greenbelts, preserves
Austin Parks and Recreation has issued a parks burning restriction starting Wednesday, Oct. 29. This comes as Central Texas is experiencing dangerous fire conditions.
City of Pflugerville names new police chief
The city of Pflugerville has a new police chief, almost five months after the previous police chief abruptly retired.
Austin library shooting: Woman inside the building shares experience
A woman who was inside the Austin Central Library when shots were fired this weekend is speaking out.
SNAP benefits: Over 140K Central Texans will lose due to shutdown; List of resources for those in need
As the government shutdown continues, hundreds of thousands of Central Texans will soon lose their SNAP benefits.
Trial begins for man accused of slapping, pulling box cutter on CapMetro bus passenger
The trial has started for a man accused of slapping and pulling a box cutter on a man on a CapMetro bus three years ago.
Austin's controversial Prop Q has sparked strong opinions
The controversial Proposition Q has sparked strong opinions this cycle. So far, more than 45,000 voters have submitted their ballots early in Austin.
East Austin road safety improvements in the works
In response to strong community concerns over safety on the road, the City of Austin is rolling out improvements in east Austin.
Man wanted for murder found hiding in Austin homeless camp; Victim's sister speaks out
The state is removing homeless camps and relocating homeless people in Austin. This comes after a man who was wanted for murder was found earlier this month camping in the city.
Austin Central Library shooting: Victim speaks out
The victim in Saturday's shooting at the Austin Central Library is now speaking out. And, new details revealed the suspect was involved in another shooting hours before.
Austin Democrat Sarah Eckhardt announces House bid
The Austin Democrat Sarah Eckhardt launched a congressional bid for the House seat being vacated by Republican Michael McCaul.
Man attacked victim with a baseball bat in downtown; police asking for help to identify him
Austin police are looking for a man they say assaulted someone with a bat in downtown Austin back in June.