Council votes to end city-mandated parking minimums for new developments

If approved, Austin would join a growing list of U.S. cities that have eliminated or reduced municipal parking mandates, says Austin City Council member Zo Qadri.

Mother's Day events in the Austin area: Where to go to celebrate

Mother's Day is on May 14, and Central Texas restaurants and businesses are gearing up with fun specials and events guaranteed to make Mom smile on her special day.

Wreck leaves Pflugerville ISD without phone and internet service

Pflugerville ISD says all of its schools are without internet, email and phone service on Thursday, and possibly Friday, due to a vehicle accident.

Majority of Texans support raising the minimum age to buy firearm: UT study

A new University of Texas poll shows a majority of Texans support raising the minimum age to buy a firearm from 18 to 21. Ed Espinoza, Democratic analyst, and James Dickey, president of JD Consulting, discuss.

Daniel Perry: New trial motion rejected by Travis County judge

Daniel Perry's counsel filed the request on April 11, alleging in court documents that key evidence was kept from jurors.

VIDEO: Car crashes into ambulance in Austin

One person was injured after a car crashed into a Travis County ambulance on Wednesday, May 3.

Applications open through June for Austin Ed Fund grant program

Up to $2,500 will be awarded for projects impacting individual classrooms and up to $10,000 will be awarded for collaborative project with a team- or campus-wide impact.

Austin company changing the way we explore the ocean

Terradepth builds their own submarines. Their focus right now is on a long, multi-day vehicle that's 30 feet long and can go out for 30 days in pairs, with one vehicle on the surface while the other explores the ocean.

Austin weather: Dry Wednesday; risk of severe storms Thursday and Friday

Central Texas is under a Level 1-2 risk of severe weather Thursday and Friday. Zack Shields has more on when and where we could see some storms.

Central Texans have a couple of weeks left to protest their property's tax assessment

House Bill 2 would tighten up the cap on yearly assessments. Senate Bill 3 would raise the state’s homestead exemption — the amount of a home’s value that can’t be taxed by school districts.