Family mourns loss of mother, son following deadly crash in Leander; suspect at large
A family is mourning after the loss of a mother and son in a deadly crash over the weekend. Leander police are still searching for a driver who was involved.
A family is mourning after the loss of a mother and son in a deadly crash over the weekend. Leander police are still searching for a driver who was involved.
Leander police searching for driver involved in crash that killed two, hospitalized four
Two people are dead and four are in the hospital after a crash on the 183A Toll Road Frontage Road in Leander. Police are searching for one of the drivers involved in the crash, who fled the scene on foot.
Two people are dead and four are in the hospital after a crash on the 183A Toll Road Frontage Road in Leander. Police are searching for one of the drivers involved in the crash, who fled the scene on foot.
Leander city manager resigns for position in Nacogdoches
Rick Beverlin has served as Leander's city manager for nearly four years. His last day will be Nov. 1.
Rick Beverlin has served as Leander's city manager for nearly four years. His last day will be Nov. 1.
Road reopens after Leander grass fires
RM 2243 has reopened after Leander firefighters put out some small grass fires.
RM 2243 has reopened after Leander firefighters put out some small grass fires.
Leander brothers compete, win at Junior Olympics thanks to donors
Central Texans, both friends and strangers, stepped in and donated needed funds so Leander brothers Jahmai and Jahmaikel McKenzie could not only compete, but win at the Junior Olympics.
Central Texans, both friends and strangers, stepped in and donated needed funds so Leander brothers Jahmai and Jahmaikel McKenzie could not only compete, but win at the Junior Olympics.
Woman accused of burying her disabled child in empty lot after not reporting his death
A 34-year-old Lago Vista woman has been charged after an investigation that began in March when police were called to assist a CPS investigator with a welfare check on a bed-bound disabled teenage boy.
A 34-year-old Lago Vista woman has been charged after an investigation that began in March when police were called to assist a CPS investigator with a welfare check on a bed-bound disabled teenage boy.
Wreck knocks out power to more than 2,500 customers in Leander
Leander police say a vehicle hit a power pole on US Hwy 183 at Crystal Falls Parkway, knocking out power to thousands.
Leander police say a vehicle hit a power pole on US Hwy 183 at Crystal Falls Parkway, knocking out power to thousands.
Leander brothers qualify for Junior Olympics, short on funds to afford it
Two brothers from Leander are representing Central Texas in the Junior Olympics in Des Moines, Iowa, but only if they can get through one last hurdle.
Two brothers from Leander are representing Central Texas in the Junior Olympics in Des Moines, Iowa, but only if they can get through one last hurdle.
Several Central Texas cities announce water restrictions
While cities like Blanco are in the most severe stage of water restrictions, other Central Texas communities are also announcing restrictions.
While cities like Blanco are in the most severe stage of water restrictions, other Central Texas communities are also announcing restrictions.
Firework violations could cost residents thousands of dollars
Fireworks violations could cost residents thousands of dollars in fines.
Fireworks violations could cost residents thousands of dollars in fines.
Cedar Park, other cities encourage online buyers to use police stations for safe transactions
The SafeTrade program launched in 2015 in response to transactions initiated on classified sites that have gone awry.
The SafeTrade program launched in 2015 in response to transactions initiated on classified sites that have gone awry.
North Austin swim instructor teaches community about summer safety
Time working as a swim instructor and paramedic has taught Marty Butler valuable skills in water safety and lifesaving. With the arrival of summer in central Texas, Butler is now teaching her skills to others.
Time working as a swim instructor and paramedic has taught Marty Butler valuable skills in water safety and lifesaving. With the arrival of summer in central Texas, Butler is now teaching her skills to others.
Juneteenth 2023: How to celebrate in and around Austin
Celebrate Juneteenth in and around Austin with festivals and events throughout next week!
Celebrate Juneteenth in and around Austin with festivals and events throughout next week!
Latina business owner shares importance of slowing down
A local Latina business owner is on a mission to help people slow down for the sake of their physical and mental health.
A local Latina business owner is on a mission to help people slow down for the sake of their physical and mental health.
Liquor store clerk in Leander fatally shoots theft suspect; mother of suspect speaks out
Police say officers were told that the clerk opened fire after three people removed bottles from the store and left without paying.
Police say officers were told that the clerk opened fire after three people removed bottles from the store and left without paying.
Things to do in Austin this weekend: June 2 to 4
School's out for the summer. Whether you want to head out to a fun local festival or plan a night out at the theater, there’s plenty going on.
School's out for the summer. Whether you want to head out to a fun local festival or plan a night out at the theater, there’s plenty going on.
Crash causes blocked lanes on US 183A toll road near Leander
Drivers are advised to avoid the area or expect delays, says the Leander Police Department.
Drivers are advised to avoid the area or expect delays, says the Leander Police Department.
Paint spill causes shutdown on Hero Way in Leander; road reopen
A section of Hero Way in Leander was shut down Monday afternoon after paint spilled on the roadway. The road has since reopened.
A section of Hero Way in Leander was shut down Monday afternoon after paint spilled on the roadway. The road has since reopened.
Central Texas voters approve almost $4B in school bonds
Seventeen Central Texas school districts called bond elections for May, collectively totaling just under $4.193 billion. However, voters have approved just over $3.964 billion so far.
Seventeen Central Texas school districts called bond elections for May, collectively totaling just under $4.193 billion. However, voters have approved just over $3.964 billion so far.
Central Texas elections: School districts decide on multi-million dollar bond packages
School districts in Williamson and Hays counties decided on multi-million dollar bond packages that would improve schools' safety and security, technology, infrastructure and more.
School districts in Williamson and Hays counties decided on multi-million dollar bond packages that would improve schools' safety and security, technology, infrastructure and more.