Kaylee Hottle: Texas School for the Deaf establishes memorial scholarship

The Texas School for the Deaf has set up a memorial scholarship for one of their students, actress Kaylee Hottle, who died in a car crash in late July.

Duck rescue: Austin police round up ducklings stranded on I-35

The Austin Police Association posted about a “major incident” on August 4 involving “12 suspects, all wearing black and yellow, refusing to leave the lower deck of I-35.”

Texas governor's race: Gov. Abbott, Gina Hinojosa hit campaign trail

As November draws closer, the campaign trail is hot, with Governor Abbott in San Antonio and Gina Hinojosa hitting cable television.

THC in Texas: Business owners challenge new state rule

A new state rule scheduling Delta-8 and other hemp derivatives as controlled substances could turn Texas shop owners into felons overnight, prompting business advocates to challenge the ban in federal court.

Rainey Street shooting victim shot 6 times
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A man was shot on Rainey Street six times while attempting to get his hat back from two men, according to court paperwork.

Texas road rage: Woman upset with man's misdemeanor charge after he breaks her arm

The victim of a road rage assault that happened in Lago Vista is speaking out. She is upset because the defendant's charge is now a misdemeanor instead of a felony.

Lago Vista road rage assault victim speaks out
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The victim of a road rage assault that happened in Lago Vista is speaking out. She is upset because the defendant's charge is now a misdemeanor instead of a felony.

Woman charged in dog attack now accused of threatening city employees with AK-47

A woman charged after her dogs aggressively attacked a woman in March has been accused of threatening to shoot Austin Animal Shelter employees with an AK-47.

Car break-ins at popular Austin trails caught on camera

City of Austin Park Rangers say they’ve noticed recent car break-ins at some of the city’s most popular trails.

City of Austin addresses emergency services spending

Overtime expenses for Austin’s emergency services have surpassed budgeted allocations by millions of dollars this fiscal year, driving municipal leaders to evaluate public safety spending ahead of upcoming budget decisions.