Texas abortion rights advocates hold 'Bans off our Bodies' rally at State Capitol

The rally at the steps of the Texas Capitol are just one of more than 380 events set across the nation to protest the pending decision overturning Roe v. Wade.

Austin man builds home on top of his car, turns tragedy to positivity

An Austin man lives in a structure he built that sits on top of his car. He says the self-constructed home was built out of necessity, and was a result of tragedies he faced.

Busy weekend ahead in downtown Austin with former President Trump visiting, other rallies

The Austin Police Department is asking people to avoid the downtown area from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday because of heavy traffic and road closures due to multiple rallies and the American Freedom Tour.

Baby formula shortage: Resources for Austin-area moms

Numerous resources are available for Austin-area mothers in need of baby formula as supplies continue to run short.

This Week in Texas Politics: Baby formula, vouchers, and Trump's visit to Austin

The temperature and the political rhetoric increased this week, especially in Texas politics. Rudy Koski and our panel of analysts take a look at the hot topics that dominated this week.

Fun and tension during Austin FC's second season

After finishing their 2021 debut near the bottom of Major League Soccer’s Western Conference, Austin FC's second go-round has been quite a turnaround.

Evan Rachel Wood, 'Westworld' to headline ATX TV Festival Closing Night

A panel conversation featuring the HBO series “Westworld” will headline the ATX TV Festival's Closing Night on Saturday, June 4.

Austin Beerworks, Kaiju Cut & Sew relaunch AAPI 'Eastern Philosophy' beer

An Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration is being held at Austin Beerworks featuring a variety of events including the relaunch of Eastern Philosophy, a Kaiju Brew.

Texas Supreme Court allows child abuse investigations into families of transgender teens to continue

The high court also raised questions about why the state opened these investigations in the first place, noting that the child welfare agency is not bound by directives from the governor.

Asian-owned restaurants helping Austin Asian Community Health Initiative

Tso Chinese Delivery, The Peached Tortilla, and Chi'Lantro will be donating $1 from every order of specific dishes between May 1 to May 22.

Sunny, hot weather streak continues, high temps soaring to mid-90s

The week is going to finish as it started: hot and rain free. The morning clouds will give up early and then it will turn sunny by late morning. Highs will be soaring to the mid-90s.

Healthcare workers march at Texas Capitol to demand improved conditions, higher pay

Nurses in Austin and across the country took part in the Million Nurse March on May 12. They say the industry is experiencing an alarming staffing shortage which is putting patients at risk.

Austin-area high school students hold walk out in support of abortion rights

Austin high school students held a walk out Thursday in response to the recently leaked Supreme Court draft opinion on overturning Roe v. Wade.

Austin police investigating two suspicious deaths as murders

Austin police said they are investigating these two deaths as murders, which would put that number for 2022 at 28. This time last year, we were at 30.

Austin Animal Center holding free microchip clinic at Dove Springs Rec Center

Need to get your pet microchipped in case it gets lost? Austin Animal Center is holding a free microchip clinic this Sunday, May 15 at Dove Springs Rec Center.