Former First Lady Michelle Obama draws big crowds in Austin
Former First Lady Michelle Obama was in town Thursday. She was at an event at the Frank Erwin Center as a part of her "Becoming" book tour.
Texas Education Agency releases school district & school grades
The Texas Education Agency has released letter grades for state school districts and schools under a new rating system with which some public school officials are not happy.
Del Valle taking safety into their own hands instead of waiting for Austin to build fire station
It was a rainy day in Del Valle on Friday. Kind of an understatement actually. It's days like this one that remind Berdoll Farms residents like Ashley Yonkin...that help, if they needed it, is really far away. "Lightning may strike, may start a fire, there's the chance of some type of emergency, flood," Yonkin said.
Police: Austin bomber's motive still unknown, despite video
A 25-minute cellphone video left behind by the bomber whose deadly explosives terrorized Austin for weeks details the differences among the weapons he built and amounts to a confession, police said. But his motive remains a mystery.
Roommates of Austin bomber questioned by authorities
UPDATE: The second roommate that was questioned has been released, according to the Austin Police Department. Their names are not being released because they are not under arrest at this time.
With bombings over, several city leaders want Brian Manley as permanent Austin Police Chief
Following the death of the suspect allegedly responsible for a series of bombings in Austin, several Austin City Council members and public safety leaders voiced support on Wednesday to appoint Austin’s long-time interim police chief Brian Manley to permanent police chief.
What we know about the Austin bombing suspect
Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, has been identified as the suspect in a string of recent explosions in Central Texas by a law enforcement official who spoke to the Associated Press.
Austin bombing suspect dead, kills self by detonating bomb in car
Officials say they believe the individual responsible for the recent series of bombings and explosions in Austin is dead.
Law enforcement agencies join forces to fight holiday crime
What is often coined the most wonderful time of the year is also one of the busiest times of year for burglaries, but three law enforcement agencies are teaming up to change that.
Round Rock police arrest Austin-area burglaries suspects
Round Rock police say two people have been arrested in connection with the burglaries of 10 Austin-area businesses. The burglaries happened in June 2017.