San Marcos apartment fire extinguished, Cat rescued

A fire at the Copper Beech Apartments in San Marcos, which started on a balcony, has been extinguished after spreading to the attic, with a cat rescued but no human injuries reported.

City of Austin not renewing ARCH contract with nonprofit Urban Alchemy

The City of Austin will not be renewing Urban Alchemy's contract after the nonprofit reported five employees had changed the data that tracks how people experiencing homelessness move through the system.

Company behind Edible Arrangements expands hemp, THC product deliveries after Texas launch

Edible Brands, the company behind Edible Arrangements, is expanding its hemp-derived THC product delivery program to more states. Meanwhile, state agencies and lawmakers are debating more regulation for these products.

Cement truck driver in deadly Hays CISD school bus crash still facing civil lawsuits

Jerry Hernandez, the concrete truck driver involved in a crash with a Hays CISD school bus, is still facing multiple civil lawsuits related to the crash, even after his sentencing on Thursday.

Man steals over $40K worth of jewelry from San Marcos store

The San Marcos Police Department is looking for a man who stole more than $40,000 from a jewelry store near the outlets last month.

Ted Cruz: 'Unbelievably dangerous' to threaten FCC licenses, compares chair to mob boss

Senator Ted Cruz criticized FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's comments about pulling ABC's broadcasting license, calling his language "unbelievably dangerous" and "straight out of Goodfellas."

Paxton calls on UNT to investigate students' response to Charlie Kirk's death

Attorney General Ken Paxton has called on the University of North Texas to investigate a professor and students who allegedly punished a student for speaking out against classmates celebrating the shooting death of political activist Charlie Kirk.

Animals test positive for rabies in Cedar Park & Lockhart

Officials in Lockhart and Cedar Park say animals found in both cities have tested positive for rabies.

Hutson-Tillotson University celebrates 150 years, receives historic donation

Huston-Tilloston University is celebrating a major milestone, 150 years since they opened their doors, and it's received a major donation as well.

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett promotes new book in Austin

The LBJ Foundation hosted U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett at the LBJ Presidential Library on Thursday night.

Barton Springs assault: Arrest warrants issued for suspects

The Austin Police Department issued two arrest warrants for the suspects involved in an incident at Barton Springs that left one person seriously injured.

Barton Springs assault suspects issued warrants
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The Austin Police Department issued two arrest warrants for the suspects involved in an incident at Barton Springs that left one person seriously injured.

What the Fed's interest rate cut means for Texans

Job growth, construction, and financial security have seen recent turmoil in Texas. Here's how the first Fed cut of the year could change things.