Austin first responders not happy with city leaders after revised budget

First responders are not happy with Austin leaders after the release of a revised city budget. This comes after voters rejected Proposition Q earlier this month.

Robert Roberson's execution in limbo as Texas judge considers next steps

After avoiding another execution last month, Texas death row inmate Robert Roberson faces yet another roadblock in his pursuit of a new trial.

6 more families sue Camp Mystic for allegedly ignoring flood warnings

The families of six child victims of the deadly Texas Hill Country flooding have filed a joint lawsuit against Camp Mystic for their handling of the tragic situation.

3 Texas teams crack the Top 10 in latest College Football Playoff Rankings

Three Texas college football programs, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and Texas, each earned spots in the College Football Playoff top 10, marking a rare show of statewide dominance heading into the season’s final stretch.

Trump endorses Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for reelection

The endorsement comes days after Abbott announced his campaign for his fourth term in office.

July 4 floods: Wrongful death lawsuit filed against Kerrville RV campsite

The families of several people who were killed at a Kerrville RV resort during the July 4 floods are suing the company, accusing them of not notifying guests of the oncoming flood.

Austin's 69th Veterans Day Parade took place in downtown

The City of Austin and Military Veterans Empowerment Network held their 69th annual Veterans Day Parade, marching from the Congress Bridge to the State Capitol.

How does the government shutdown impact Austin's airport?

A final vote to reopen the federal government is expected on Wednesday, Nov. 12. That legislative process, which started in the U.S. Senate Monday night, will not immediately end the chaos at places like airports.

Texans have started to receive partial SNAP payments

The federal government paused SNAP payments at the beginning of the month because of the shutdown.

Dallas family files the 2nd lawsuit against Camp Mystic after Central Texas flood killed 27

The parents of 8-year-old Eloise “Lulu” Peck have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Camp Mystic, alleging negligence and gross negligence in the July 4 flash flood that killed 27 campers and counselors along the Guadalupe River.

Partial SNAP benefits begin to hit Texans’ accounts

After weeks of uncertainty, some Texas SNAP recipients are beginning to receive partial payments.

Neighbors work to save 'Fairy Alley' from being repaved

Several spots are in jeopardy of being covered up in Austin as part of the state’s plan to get rid of all street artwork. A South Austin neighborhood street alley, known as Fairy Alley, is asking the state to make an exception and leave the fairies alone.

Austin ISD student arrested for bringing gun to campus

A student at Crockett Early College High School was arrested Monday for having a gun on campus, according to a letter from the principal.

1 out of 13 rescue dogs adopted; Texas vet clinic offering membership, care credit to adopters

A Cedar Park woman says one of the 13 dogs she rescued following their owner's tragic death has been adopted. A Texas vet clinic is also stepping up to offer help to get these dogs new homes.

Victim's mother, attorney speak on lawsuits against Cheer Athletics–Plano

One of the most recognized gyms in competitive cheerleading, Cheer Athletics - Plano, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This comes as it is facing several lawsuits.

TxDOT study helps spur idea of Austin-San Antonio passenger rail

With the Texas population growing, a new study from TxDOT is urging state and local leaders to expand their approach to public transportation.

Veterans Day 2025 Free Meals and Deals: Where Texas veterans eat and save on Nov. 11

Restaurants and retailers nationwide are honoring Veterans Day 2025 with free meals, special discounts, and exclusive offers for veterans and active-duty military members.