CapMetro's new fare payment system begins March 1

CapMetro is unveiling a new fare payment system next week. This comes after riders voiced their frustration with the current system.

SXSW 2025: Canada House event canceled amid tension between Canada, U.S.

Canada House, an annual staple of South by Southwest, will not be part of this year's festival amid tension between the United States and Canada.

City of Austin considers on-demand rideshare app for parks, recreation centers

The City of Austin is considering plans to develop an on-demand transit system similar to rideshare apps. The system would provide public transportation to local parks and recreational centers.

Austin doctor weighs in on how to reduce your risk of heart disease

As we wrap up American Heart Month, we want to focus on screenings for heart disease. Dr. Vivek Goswami, a cardiologist with Heart Hospital of Austin and Austin Hart, joined FOX 7 Austin's Rebecca Thomas to discuss.

Texas Longhorns women's basketball #1 in AP Top 25

Texas is #1 in The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll for the first time in more than two decades.

Hundreds march for increased public school funding

A rally was held at the state capitol Saturday calling for increased public school funding.

Austin weather: Cold weather shelters to open Feb. 21

Due to cold overnight temperatures, the City of Austin will open its cold weather shelters overnight on Friday, Feb. 21.

Federal government needs to release info on Tesla worker's death: Rep. Greg Casar

There were questions raised surrounding a worker's death in August 2024 at the Tesla Gigafactory in Austin. Some lawmakers called for answers and accountability.

Federal cuts could put Austin transportation projects in jeopardy

The City of Austin has released the latest plans for the future of transportation, and federal funding for major transportation projects.

VIDEO: Large water leak fixed at Austin airport

A large water leak relocated some passengers at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.

LCRA likely to move to Stage 2 of drought response in early March

LCRA is warning its firm water customers that it will likely be moving to Stage 2 of its drought response in early March, which will mean watering restrictions and efforts to conserve water.