Lakeway residents worried about losing view protection ordinance; mayor says it's to limit city's liability
Many Lakeway residents are worried about their property values going down because of possible changes to a view protection ordinance.
Many Lakeway residents are worried about their property values going down because of possible changes to a view protection ordinance.
Lakeway residents concerned about ordinance
Some Lakeway residents are concerned about their property values going down if an ordinance regarding lake views is repealed. The mayor says it is to limit the city's liability.
Some Lakeway residents are concerned about their property values going down if an ordinance regarding lake views is repealed. The mayor says it is to limit the city's liability.
Uhland graduation party shooting: Teen charged with murder out on bond
A teen charged with murder in Caldwell County is now out on bond, after his bond was reduced twice. The victim's mother says she's still furious.
A teen charged with murder in Caldwell County is now out on bond, after his bond was reduced twice. The victim's mother says she's still furious.
Texas sues Aid Access over mailing abortion pills to residents
Texas has filed a lawsuit against the international organization Aid Access, alleging the group is violating state law by mailing abortion-inducing pills to Texas residents.
Texas has filed a lawsuit against the international organization Aid Access, alleging the group is violating state law by mailing abortion-inducing pills to Texas residents.
Train in Texas Panhandle searched by SWAT team after report of armed person on board
A train traveling through the Texas Panhandle on Tuesday was stopped and searched by a SWAT team after a report that an armed person was on board, according to authorities.
A train traveling through the Texas Panhandle on Tuesday was stopped and searched by a SWAT team after a report that an armed person was on board, according to authorities.
Texas Secretary of State voting update: March 3 Primary Election Guide
Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson is urging voters to use official resources and prepare for the upcoming March 3 Primary Election as early voting totals surpass one million.
Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson is urging voters to use official resources and prepare for the upcoming March 3 Primary Election as early voting totals surpass one million.
Man driving dump truck hits & kills pedestrian in New Braunfels
A man has been detained and charged with criminally negligent homicide in connection to a fatal crash.
A man has been detained and charged with criminally negligent homicide in connection to a fatal crash.
Texas 5th grader to be guest of Melania Trump at State of the Union
A Texas fifth grader will be one of first lady Melania Trump's guests for Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
A Texas fifth grader will be one of first lady Melania Trump's guests for Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
Burn ban extended in Travis County
The burn ban in Travis County has been extended in unincorporated areas due to continued dry conditions.
The burn ban in Travis County has been extended in unincorporated areas due to continued dry conditions.
Trump in Texas: President expected to visit Lone Star State on Friday
President Donald Trump is expected to visit the Lone Star State on the final day of early voting and just days before the primary.
President Donald Trump is expected to visit the Lone Star State on the final day of early voting and just days before the primary.
Texas men's lacrosse freshman dies in car crash
The University of Texas men's lacrosse team is mourning the loss of Sarp Akmeshe who died in a Houston car crash.
The University of Texas men's lacrosse team is mourning the loss of Sarp Akmeshe who died in a Houston car crash.
These cities rank as the hardest working places in America in 2026, data suggests
Which city is the “hardest-working" city in America? WalletHub looked at key metrics to find which cities work the hardest. Here’s the list.
Which city is the “hardest-working" city in America? WalletHub looked at key metrics to find which cities work the hardest. Here’s the list.
Police look for suspect who caused $4K in damages in home under construction
The Austin Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a suspect in connection to a criminal mischief incident.
The Austin Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a suspect in connection to a criminal mischief incident.
Vehicle stolen in southeast Austin; police ask for help identifying suspect
The Austin Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a suspect who stole a vehicle in southeast Austin.
The Austin Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a suspect who stole a vehicle in southeast Austin.
Viral video shows Whataburger staff fending off attacker with trash can, fry basket
A viral video captured the moment Whataburger employees used kitchen equipment to fend off an attacker behind a restaurant counter in Paris, Texas.
A viral video captured the moment Whataburger employees used kitchen equipment to fend off an attacker behind a restaurant counter in Paris, Texas.
Deadly auto-pedestrian crash in downtown Austin; police investigating
The Austin Police Department is investigating a deadly auto-pedestrian crash that happened in downtown Austin.
The Austin Police Department is investigating a deadly auto-pedestrian crash that happened in downtown Austin.
More than 100K Central Texans cast early votes as primary tensions flare
As early voting enters its second week, more than one million voters have cast their ballots across the state.
As early voting enters its second week, more than one million voters have cast their ballots across the state.
Demand surges for Texas Education Freedom Accounts with 123,000+ student applications filed
Over 123,000 students have applied for Texas’ new private school voucher program, far exceeding the 90,000 available spots and signaling a massive demand for the state’s $1 billion education initiative.
Over 123,000 students have applied for Texas’ new private school voucher program, far exceeding the 90,000 available spots and signaling a massive demand for the state’s $1 billion education initiative.
American family stranded in Mexico after violence erupts following death of cartel leader
Several Americans are stranded in Mexico after violence erupted following the death of a top cartel leader.
Several Americans are stranded in Mexico after violence erupted following the death of a top cartel leader.
Texas flooding: Lt. Governor urges DSHS not to grant license to Camp Mystic
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is urging Texas DSHS not to grant an operating license to Camp Mystic for 2026, pending an investigation by a joint Texas House and Senate committee.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is urging Texas DSHS not to grant an operating license to Camp Mystic for 2026, pending an investigation by a joint Texas House and Senate committee.