Austin's Operation Turkey prepares for its 26th year
Thousands of volunteers are getting ready for one of Austin’s biggest Thanksgiving traditions, Operation Turkey.
Austin's House Park BBQ thankful for holiday return after destructive fire
The owners of an iconic Austin landmark have a big reason to be thankful this holiday season. House Park BBQ has made it through its first year back in business after being destroyed by a fire in 2020.
This 95-year-old Texas man holds record as world’s oldest bus driver
A 95-year-old Texas man who has been driving buses for more than three decades has been recognized as the world’s oldest bus driver.
Human smuggling operation: 3 arrested in Bexar County
The Bexar County Sheriff's Office says it has arrested three men in connection to human smuggling.
Final rules for Texas' $1 billion school choice program approved
Rules that will govern Texas’ controversial new school choice program were finalized Tuesday.
WATCH: Texas goat gets got in hilarious police bodycam video
Police in a Texas town had a run-in with one "baaaad" boy.
Rizzbot vs IShowspeed: Company behind robot sues influencer for damages
An attorney at the center of a bizarre new lawsuit, one that pits the "Rizzbot" against IShowspeed, is speaking out. "Rizzbot" may be known for entertaining crowds, but the company behind him says a livestream encounter caused serious damage.
Man arrested after SWAT standoff in Northeast Austin
A man was arrested after a SWAT incident in Northeast Austin.
Kyle residents in Post Oak neighborhood face uneven roads, sinking homes
The Post Oak neighborhood in Kyle is facing road issues, with many houses separating from the ground.
Williamson County to create county-wide water group study
Williamson County Commissioners took steps to make sure there's enough water to meet a growing population.
Ex-TV anchor sentenced to 10 years for $63M PPP Fraud
A co-founder of the lender service Blueacorn was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $63 million in restitution for orchestrating a scheme that fraudulently secured over $63 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
Houston tornado: NWS confirms 2 twister touchdowns on Monday
The National Weather Service has released their damage survey following Monday's severe weather in the Houston area.
Stolen Hyundai Elantras from Austin recovered after pursuits in Manor; drivers arrested
Two drivers were arrested for stealing cars from Austin and then leading law enforcement officers on a pursuit.
3 San Antonio men arrested for burglarizing cars in San Marcos
Three San Antonio men were arrested for burglarizing cars and stealing property in San Marcos, police said.
Texas clamps down on ID requirements for vehicle registration
Those looking to register a vehicle in Texas will need to prove they entered the country legally after the state Department of Motor Vehicles clamped down on the identification requirements.
Texas DPS finds 137 pounds of cocaine during traffic stop; 2 men arrested
The cocaine, with an estimated street value of $1 million, was found in 50 bundles concealed in a false compartment beneath a pickup truck's bed.
Case against APD officer dropped by Travis County DA
The Travis County District Attorney’s Office has conditionally dismissed a murder charge against an Austin police officer.
Holiday safety: Austin police offer tips ahead of shopping season
The Austin Police Department is offering tips for people to stay safe during the holidays.
51 Tren de Aragua members among 143 arrested in San Antonio raid
A newly established federal task force in South Texas has arrested 143 individuals, including more than 50 confirmed members of the Venezuelan transnational criminal organization Tren de Aragua (TdA), during an operation focused on disrupting the group's activities in the region.
Paxton sues state housing agency for religious discrimination
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs over rules he says discriminate against religious groups.