Travel on the mind this summer? Watch out for predatory timeshare, exit companies

A recent study by the Better Business Bureau found that ‘high-pressure sales’ and ‘deceptive exit schemes’ can infiltrate the timeshare industry.

Girl shot in the head at Northeast Austin apartment complex

Residents at the Bridge at Harris Ridge Apartments say Tuesday's shooting is the latest in a long-running problem of violent incidents at the complex, and they want help, now.

Phase one of Project Connect approved with final light rail design

CapMetro, Austin Transit Partnership, and the City of Austin officially approved phase one of Project Connect. The proposed light rail line will connect several areas throughout central Austin.

Ascension Seton investigating data breach

Ascension notified affected individuals and provided complimentary credit and identity theft protection services to those who had Social Security numbers, credit card information and/or insurance numbers impacted by the incident.

Man found dead at Zilker Park

Police said officers responded to a check welfare call in the 2200 block of Lou Neff Road.

Person shot, hospitalized in eastern Travis County: TCSO

TCSO says it received a call about multiple gunshots Monday night. Callers also reported seeing a vehicle leaving the scene.

Girl dies after being shot in head at NE Austin apartment complex

Investigators say several people called 9-1-1 to report multiple shots fired near the intersection of E. Howard Lane and Dessau Road.

Family of man shot to death by Austin police demands civilian oversight

Family and friends of Rajan Moonesinghe, a man who was shot to death by Austin police last year, say there are "ongoing problems with APD's investigation of the incident."

Austin weather: Another round of pop-up storms possible Tuesday

We may get a few more showers and storms this afternoon. Zack Shields has details on the timing in his full forecast.

Austin police, Texas DPS partnership could come back soon

DPS initially came on board in late March to help APD tackle crime amid a staffing shortage. But on May 13, DPS halted operations in Austin, so troopers could be deployed at the border following the end of Title 42.

APD officer faces second indictment in connection to May 2020 protests

Austin Police Department (APD) Officer Jeffrey Teng who was indicted last year following May 2020 racial justice protests received another indictment, according to court documents.

10 Austin Pride events happening in June

While Austin's official Pride festival won't happen until August, Austinites can still celebrate throughout the month of June with these events!

City of Austin executives return to office full time

This change comes from a memo sent out by Interim City Manager Jesus Garza informing city executives they will return to the office full time, and all other employees will do three days a week starting Oct. 1.