Austin weather: Cold front to arrive this afternoon
It's cold front day! We're looking at another warm day for Friday, but that will change this afternoon.
It's cold front day! We're looking at another warm day for Friday, but that will change this afternoon.
Pedestrian killed in crash on U.S. 183 in North Austin: APD
A deadly crash on 183 in North Austin caused lanes to be closed and traffic to be diverted in the area.
A deadly crash on 183 in North Austin caused lanes to be closed and traffic to be diverted in the area.
Austin mariachi group breaking traditional gender barriers
Mariachi music has been played all over and while the music and tone hasn’t changed much in the past two centuries, one local group has a different look.
Mariachi music has been played all over and while the music and tone hasn’t changed much in the past two centuries, one local group has a different look.
Two different political spotlights take place in Texas
A big political battleground took center stage in the Dallas area at a big conference for Conservatives. And in Austin, Liberal prosecutors in Travis County are back on the hotseat.
A big political battleground took center stage in the Dallas area at a big conference for Conservatives. And in Austin, Liberal prosecutors in Travis County are back on the hotseat.
Pflugerville water crisis: Restrictions continue for residents; city gives update
Water restrictions continue for residents using the City of Pflugerville's water supply.
Water restrictions continue for residents using the City of Pflugerville's water supply.
Pflugerville water restrictions continue
Water restrictions continue for residents using the City of Pflugerville's water supply.
Water restrictions continue for residents using the City of Pflugerville's water supply.
Man arrested, charged after found with several guns and drugs in Austin: APD
A man was arrested after police said he had several guns and drugs in his possession.
A man was arrested after police said he had several guns and drugs in his possession.
Man charged with first-degree murder for East Austin homicide
A man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with an East Austin homicide from last weekend.
A man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with an East Austin homicide from last weekend.
Texas hemp shop sues to block new 'Total THC' rules set for March 31
A Texas-based hemp retailer has filed a lawsuit in Travis County to block new state regulations scheduled to take effect March 31, 2026, that would effectively ban many currently legal hemp products.
A Texas-based hemp retailer has filed a lawsuit in Travis County to block new state regulations scheduled to take effect March 31, 2026, that would effectively ban many currently legal hemp products.
Southwest Airlines celebrates opening of new crew base at Austin's airport
Southwest Airlines and Austin city leaders gathered Wednesday morning at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to celebrate the opening of the airline’s new crew base, marking a major milestone for both the company and the city.
Southwest Airlines and Austin city leaders gathered Wednesday morning at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to celebrate the opening of the airline’s new crew base, marking a major milestone for both the company and the city.
Austin, San Antonio community steps up to support TSA workers
As the partial government shutdown continues to impact air travel, businesses and the Austin and San Antonio airports are stepping up to support TSA workers.
As the partial government shutdown continues to impact air travel, businesses and the Austin and San Antonio airports are stepping up to support TSA workers.
'Zoox' self-driving cars to roll out in Austin
Another brand of self-driving cars is rolling out in Austin. Zoox autonomous vehicles (AVs) have been testing in Austin since 2024
Another brand of self-driving cars is rolling out in Austin. Zoox autonomous vehicles (AVs) have been testing in Austin since 2024
APD looking for 2 suspects in connection to NE Austin robbery
The Austin Police Department is asking for help identifying two robbery suspects.
The Austin Police Department is asking for help identifying two robbery suspects.
Truck gets wedged under overpass in downtown Austin
A truck and its load got wedged under the overpass at 11th Street and I-35.
A truck and its load got wedged under the overpass at 11th Street and I-35.
CapMetro police handles series of recent stabbings; gives update on bus safety
The CapMetro Police Department is handling a series of recent stabbings, with one happening earlier this month.
The CapMetro Police Department is handling a series of recent stabbings, with one happening earlier this month.
Texas schools, businesses grapple with Cesar Chavez allegations
Education leaders across the state continue to grapple with a new Texas Education Agency order to modify lessons related to Cesar Chavez.
Education leaders across the state continue to grapple with a new Texas Education Agency order to modify lessons related to Cesar Chavez.
Austin ISD student brings loaded gun to campus
An Austin ISD student brought a loaded gun to campus on Tuesday, officials said.
An Austin ISD student brought a loaded gun to campus on Tuesday, officials said.
I-35 Cap & Stitch: City has to figure out how to pay for cap decks
Austin City Council is trying to figure out how to pay for park decks that will go over the highway. It's part of the I-35 Cap and Stitch project.
Austin City Council is trying to figure out how to pay for park decks that will go over the highway. It's part of the I-35 Cap and Stitch project.
Austin airport unveils new details, renderings of Concourse M
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is providing new details and a new look at one of its projects.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is providing new details and a new look at one of its projects.
Hydrilla continues to spread in Lake Austin
The city says there has been a spike in hydrilla growth since last summer, and with warmer months ahead, it could become a big concern for people who want to head to Lake Austin.
The city says there has been a spike in hydrilla growth since last summer, and with warmer months ahead, it could become a big concern for people who want to head to Lake Austin.