Pflugerville man arrested for stalking his girlfriend: police
A Pflugerville man has been arrested for stalking his girlfriend, police said.
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Texas' Goosby hosts camp to benefit heart research
AUSTIN (KXAN) - Trevor Goosby is a projected first-round pick in the upcoming 2027 NFL Draft. The Texas offensive lineman anchors the group up front for one of the best teams in the country and was named a preseason All-American by Walter Camp. But his football career felt in jeopardy when he was...
East Austin death investigation underway: APD
The Austin Police Department is investigating a death in East Austin.
Family speaks out after fatal ICE shooting as Austin rally calls for transparency
The family of a Houston-area man who was shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation is speaking publicly as the case draws call
Austin police investigating East Austin death
The Austin Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred Wednesday evening in East Austin.According to officials, they are conducting the
Austin police investigating death near Bolm District Park
Austin police are investigating a death near Bolm District Park in east Austin.
Austin police investigating homicide near Bolm District Park
Austin police are investigating a homicide near Bolm District Park in east Austin.
Women share surrogacy stories as Texas lawmakers weigh new regulations
A Texas Senate committee hearing Wednesday centered on examining the potential exploitation of surrogacy in Texas, and was met with mixed responses as women sha
Abbott says Pancake, the 'First Puppy of Texas,' has died at 11
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Wednesday that Pancake, the family's longtime golden retriever known as the "First Puppy of Texas," has died.In a post on socia
Pflugerville man arrested for stalking his girlfriend: police
A Pflugerville man has been arrested for stalking his girlfriend, police said.
Pasture mealybug is raising concerns for Texas livestock producers
As Texas producers deal with the threat of the New World screwworm, the pasture mealybug is spreading rapidly across Texas, threatening pastures, hayfields and forage resources.
Delta launches lower-cost 'basic' fares for first class
Delta is bringing tiered pricing to first class with new "basic" fares that cost less but come with fewer perks.
Tax preparer sentenced in $5.4M fraud scheme that funded homes, luxury cars
The scheme centered around an Austin-area tax preparation business where prosecutors said employees created fake businesses and claimed false expenses on client tax returns to reduce taxable income and increase refunds.
WCSO searching for 13-year-old boy missing since June
The sheriff’s office said Zyier Moss, 13, was last seen leaving his home in east Round Rock on June 10 at 8:05 p.m. heading in an unknown direction.
Austin Police report 25 ICE interactions, 4 transfers to custody so far this year
New data from the Austin Police Department shows for the first six months of this year, APD has scarcely interacted with ICE.
Houston ICE shooting: Family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, activists call for transparency
Family and activists are speaking out following the deadly shooting of a man in Houston by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.
Cedar Park man sentenced to 10 years in connection with fentanyl case
A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison in connection with a 2024 fentanyl case, the Cedar Park Police Department said.
How often does Austin hit 100°? Here's a breakdown by date, month, year and decade
Complete temperature records for Camp Mabry, Austin's official reporting site, date back to 1898. Since then, Austin has reached 100° more than 2,000 times.
Why Americans are flocking to this Florida retirement hot spot
New construction and a softening condo market in this county have stabilized home prices at a $487K median listing despite surging demand.
Republicans eyeing American Airlines Center for midterm ‘Trumpapalooza’ in Dallas
Republicans are ramping up preparations for the party’s first midterm convention this fall in Dallas.
Teacher rallying behind Austin family detained by ICE
A teacher is rallying behind her former student's family after two family members were taken into ICE custody.
After birthright citizenship ruling, Texas Republicans scrutinize surrogacy and birth tourism
A Texas Senate committee examined whether foreign nationals are using surrogacy arrangements to obtain U.S. citizenship for children born in Texas following the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling.
JD Vance Milwaukee visit: VP touts fraud work, Dems critical
Vice President JD Vance touted work to address fraud during a visit to Milwaukee, while Democrats voiced criticism of the Trump administration's economic plan, on Wednesday.
Texas weather: Austin-Travis County EMS warns people of dangers of heat
Austin-Travis County EMS is warning people of the dangers of heat.
Williamson County ESD 6 announces death of firefighter Jack Hohman
Williamson County Emergency Services District 6 Fire/Rescue is mourning the death of Firefighter Jack Hohman, who died off-duty on July 7, according to the dist
Austin cleans more than 300 tons of debris from homeless camps
In May, Austin Homeless Strategies and Operations launched a new plan to clear homeless encampments.
Man sentenced to 10 years, had 69 fentanyl pills in car with his 4-year-old
A man was sentenced to 10 years in prison last week after a 2024 incident in which investigators found 69 counterfeit "M-30" fentanyl pills in his vehicle while
Florida federal judge orders DHS to restore voter database access to 4 states: Reports
A federal judge ordered the Department of Homeland Security to continue giving four Republican-led states access to a voter citizenship verification database, defying a previous order originally blocking access.
TxDOT wants feedback amid annual update of 10-year plan
The Texas Department of Public Transportation wants people to share their thoughts on its 10-year transportation plan.
Honda recalls 325K Odyssey minivans over another rear-view camera issue
Hundreds of thousands of minivans are being recalled by Honda over a problem with their rear-view camera, including those that were included in a previous one related to the same issue.
Car slams into stopped patrol vehicle in Texas; officers standing roadside nearly hit
A sheriff's office near Dallas is reminding drivers to pay attention to first responders pulled over roadside after some officers were nearly hit by a passing car.
Cedar Park drug bust results in three arrests, seizure of drugs, guns and cash
Three people were arrested and drugs, firearms and cash were seized after the Williamson County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant at an apartment compl
Austin's aerospace company is now officially involved in NASA mission to Mars
Firefly announced on Tuesday that it had been awarded a $13 million subcontract by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for work on the SkyFall mission to Mars.
CommUnityCare responds after woman detained by ICE outside of clinic
CommUnityCare's CEO confirmed in a Central Health board meeting last week that someone was indeed detained in the parking lot of its health center on Monday of last week.
$45 million settlement provides support for Cash App fraud victims
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a $45 million settlement with Block Inc. to resolve customers exposure to fraud and safety claims.
Trump says Iran ceasefire is 'over;' US strikes Iran for 2nd time
Renewed fighting between the United States and Iran has raised questions about whether the two sides will resume all out war.
Man with multiple warrants arrested in North Austin: APD
A man who had 10 outstanding arrest warrants was arrested by the Austin Police Department.
Dittmar Pool to close for repairs
Dittmar Pool will close for repairs next week, the City of Austin announced on Wednesday.
5.5x the limit: Driver had potentially deadly BAC, troopers say
The driver registered a 0.441 BAC, which is more than 5½ times the legal limit, according to a post from state law enforcement.
DOJ: Missouri man pleads guilty to running dog fighting operation, US Marshals rescue 16 dogs from his home
A Kansas City, Missouri man is facing a federal prison sentence and fine after the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) says he plead guilty to running a dog fighting operation and illegally possessing a firearm after a felony conviction.
Legal groups sue Texas Tech University system over restrictive course policies
The Texas Tech University System is facing a federal lawsuit challenging policies that critics say restrict what professors can teach about race, sex, sexual orientation and gender identity.