How you can prepare your homes for next wildfire

The Austin Disaster Relief said the Parmer Lane Fire would likely not be the last this area sees during wildfire season, and everyone should consider preparing now.

Bomb squad investigation in Cedar Park linked to explosion at St. David's: APD

APD said the bomb investigation in Cedar Park is a follow-up investigation in connection to the vehicle explosion in the St. David's Medical Center parking garage on August 9.

Texas fire officials say wildfires could happen anytime, anywhere

The Parmer Lane Fire sparked the same day the Forest Service increased its Wildland Fire Preparedness Level to Level 4, largely because of the dry conditions.

More positive West Nile samples found in Cedar Park, Brushy Creek

The 10th and 11th positive West Nile virus mosquito samples have been collected in Cedar Park and the Brushy Creek MUD.

Police identify 'suspicious items' from Cedar Park home

Cedar Park police identified the "suspicious items" inside a home that forced some neighbors to evacuate and, others to shelter in place Wednesday evening.

FOX 7 Focus: Growing concerns in LGBTQ+ community

In this FOX 7 Focus, Ricardo Martinez with Equality Texas sits down with FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak to discuss growing concerns within the LGBTQ community and recent anti-LGBTQ legislation.

Loved ones, community members honor woman killed at Cedar Park gas station

Loved ones and community members are remembering 24-year-old Akira Ross, who police say was shot and killed at a gas station in Cedar Park.

New details revealed in Cedar Park gas station murder

New paperwork reveals more details on what led to the shooting of 24-year-old Akira Ross. Police say she was a shot and killed at a gas station on June 2.

Dealer of fake Oxycodone sentenced for fentanyl death

According to court documents, Jean Claude Meama-Kajue, 29, sold counterfeit Oxycodone containing fentanyl to a victim in December 2020.

Cedar Park lawyer convicted of impersonating FBI agent resigns from State Bar

On three separate occasions in July and August 2019, Jonathan Ferris entered a Temple pharmacy looking to fill an out-of-state prescription for fentanyl patches.