How to prevent child deaths in hot cars
In 2023, 14 children have died from vehicular heatstroke in the U.S. including 2 in Texas, according to noheatstroke.org. The Texas Heatstroke Task Force joins us with a reminder that this is a serious and preventable tragedy.
Top Videos
How to prevent child deaths in hot cars
News conference on Jarrell trench collapse
51 migrants dead after being found in abandoned tractor trailer in San Antonio
Austin-area animal shelters are overcrowded, adoptions and foster care needed
Latest on search for Kaitlin Armstrong, wanted for murder of 25-year-old cyclist Moriah Wilson
Austin resident on 'MasterChef Junior" finale
Austin man builds home on top of his car, turns tragedy to positivity
UFO spotted in Hays County
Pride Picnic Brings Fun to Pease Park
Pride Picnic Brings Fun to Pease Park
Lawsuit filed after falling tree kills man in Austin
Family of man killed by tree, sues Texas restaurant
Pride Picnic Brings Fun to Pease Park
Gracie the Giraffe has been found
Texas approves school bible readings
Venezuela earthquakes: Crews continue to search for victims
Food and pet drive-up distribution event in Austin
Wet weather could make pests worse
FIFA World Cup: Preview of USA vs Türkiye game
Austin armed robber heads to prison
Austin man sentenced for fentanyl-related death
FIFA World Cup: USA vs Türkiye watch party at Inn Cahoots
LBJ Library celebrates America's 250th
Raul Meza facing new CSAM charge
FIFA World Cup: Japan fans soaking up Texas vibes
