Vanessa Guillén: 2024 marks four years after Army specialist's death

On April 22, 2020, Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén was brutally murdered at Fort Cavazos. Her death sparked conversations about sexual misconduct, harassment and assault within the U.S. military.

Travis County DA José Garza could be removed from office under new state law

An attempt to remove Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza from office is taking a step forward. The looming court battle is the result of a law signed by Gov. Abbott last year allowing judges to go after so-called "rogue DAs."

Earth Day: HEB, Texas Parks partner to raise conservation awareness

With Earth Day around the corner, HEB is partnering up with Texas Parks and Wildlife to help educate the community about conservation.

Hundreds of NICU families graduate at Q2 Stadium

Parents, children and hospital staff came together for a celebration of life and to walk across the stage in the second annual NICU Graduate Reunion.

Senior Access needs volunteers to keep service buses rolling

A central Texas organization is going the extra mile to give seniors back their independence, but they are short on volunteers and need help.

Founder of Clem Mikeska's Pit Bar-B-Q dies at 94

Clem Mikeska, the founder of his namesake barbecue restaurant chain in Bell County, has died at the age of 94.

Uncertified teachers in Texas: Growing concern over rising numbers

Concerns are growing over the sharp increase in uncertified teachers working in Texas public schools. FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak takes a closer look.

Gov. Abbott 'certain' school vouchers will pass next session

Governor Abbott says he expects to have the votes to pass school vouchers in 2025. See why he believes public schools may have missed their chance to accept the best possible deal.

Israel retaliates against Iran: Former military advisor weighs in

FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak spoke with Austin-based international security and policy expert who has previously served as a military advisor to get his take on Israel's response to Iran.

Hutto enters voluntary Stage 1 Water Conservation efforts on May 1

Hutto will enter Stage 1 Water Conservation efforts on May 1 to combat the ongoing drought. Though the efforts are voluntary, they are encouraged.

Texas AG Ken Paxton can be disciplined for lawsuit to overturn 2020 election: court

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton could be disciplined for his lawsuit trying to overturn the 2020 election after a Texas appeals court ruled against the state AG.

1 dead after fire in north Austin; dogs saved: ATCEMS

AFD responded to a structure fire in north Austin and pulled a victim from the burning structure early Saturday morning. The victim died at the scene.

Highest number of women graduate from 151st APD Cadet class

The Austin Police Department is welcoming a new class of officers. Thirty-nine graduates in APD's 151st cadet class were sworn in, including 10 women, the highest number ever in a graduating class.