Food truck severely damaged from fire after hit-and-run in Southeast Austin

Austin police are still searching for a hit-and-run driver who ran down four people before hitting a food truck in Southeast Austin on Tuesday evening. That food truck caught on fire, destroying a family’s livelihood in just minutes.

How gas prices have changed in Austin in the last week

Gasoline prices are down several cents from last week following a drop in the cost of oil. Prices, on average, are almost 40 cents lower than one year ago.

Where to Vote: Hays County early voting locations

Early voting in Texas is from October 21st through November 1st. Here's where you can place your vote in Hays County.

Texas Housing Market: Buyers have more choices, more time to decide

Listings are taking longer to sell, so homes will need to be market-ready and priced well to attract offers, according to Jef Conn, chairman of Texas Realtors. 

2024 Election: State races to watch in Central Texas

Texas' political landscape for the next two years may come down to a few key statehouse races in Dallas, San Antonio and South Texas. Here are the races to watch in Central Texas.

Baby Acapulco on Barton Springs shuts down

The staple Tex-Mex restaurant Baby Acapulco has closed its doors at the Barton Springs location after decades of service.

Driver hits 4 pedestrians, food truck in Southeast Austin

Police are searching for the driver who hit several pedestrians with her car, then crashed into a food truck, causing it to catch fire in Southeast Austin.

How a legal fight could help death row inmate Robert Roberson

As the battle between the Texas House and the state's attorney general's office over the in-person testimony of inmate Robert Roberson continues, it opens the possibility of a new outcome from the Court of Criminal Appeals as one-third of the judges will not return to the bench.

Texas hospitals prepare to gather data on treating non-citizens

On Nov. 1, hospitals in Texas will have to start asking patients if they are United States citizens after an executive order from Gov. Greg Abbott.