How to help Central Texas families in need: FOX 7 Spirit of Sharing
FOX 7 Spirit of Sharing unites our community and along with our matching partner United Heritage Credit Union, we're raising money for the Central Texas Food Bank.
Anita Byington: Travis County DA dismisses case against convicted killer
The Travis County District Attorney has dismissed the case against Allen Andre Causey. Causey was convicted of the 1991 murder of Anita Byington.
$283 DPS parking ticket in downtown Austin raises questions
If you're in downtown Austin and don't pay for parking, the ticket you get could end up costing you hundreds of dollars.
Austin City Council reworks budget after Prop Q fails; advocacy groups speak out
Austin City Council is starting to rework the budget after Prop Q failed. That tax rate election would've brought in $110 million.
Man files federal lawsuit against APD officer caught on camera punching him on 6th Street
An Austin man has filed a federal lawsuit against the city and the officer he says punched him in the head unprovoked on Sixth Street in October.
Man found dead in North Austin; shooter at large
A man was found dead in North Austin and the shooter is still at large, police said.
Flood Watch on the horizon for south Central Texas
Prepare for a Flood Watch and potential Flood Warnings later this week as a storm system is expected to bring heavy rainfall, says the National Weather Service.
Body found inside cardboard box in South Austin; victim's roommate arrested
A man was arrested and charged with murder after a body was found inside a large cardboard box near a bus stop.
Austinites give feedback to city leaders on new proposed budget
Austin city leaders hosted a community session with live Q&A on Monday night at the Texas AFL-CIO Headquarters downtown. Taxpayers got to confront city leaders about how their dollars are being spent.
Royal Blue Grocery to go cashless after armed robbery
One of Austin’s most popular grocery chains is now making a big change to how it operates after one of its locations was robbed at gunpoint.
Camp Mystic victim expresses fear of being swept away before July floods hit
One of the victims of the Camp Mystic flooding expressed her fear of being swept away just two months before the flood hit.
Daniel Sanchez trial: Jury deadlocked, judge declares mistrial
A mistrial has been declared in the deadly conduct trial of Austin Police officer Daniel Sanchez.
Ground delay lifted at Austin airport
A ground delay has been lifted for departures at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The advisory went on for over five hours.
Daniel Sanchez trial: Jury still deliberating, indicates they are deadlocked
The jury set to decide Austin Police Officer Daniel Sanchez’s fate has indicated they are deadlocked, but they are still deliberating.
APD identifies man shot, killed at downtown Austin bus stop
The Austin Police Department has identified the man shot and killed at a downtown Austin bus stop last week.
SNAP freeze ends as food banks talk lingering financial 'ripple effect'
Following the end of the government shutdown, full SNAP benefits are being restored to Central Texans on or after November 14, though organizations like the Central Texas Food Bank predict a continued ripple effect from the disruption.
Cuts could be coming to Manor ISD after $385 million bond proposal fails
The money would have gone to fund projects across Manor ISD for the next 6–8 years, but now the district will have to look to other sources of revenue, including making cuts to fix the issues they're facing.
