A few showers into the evening before we go dry again
Sadly our rain chances disappear as we get closer to and move through the weekend. -- Nick Bannin
Sadly our rain chances disappear as we get closer to and move through the weekend. -- Nick Bannin
safety
Austin police arrested two suspects on first-degree murder charges in the overdose death of a 19-year-old St. Edward’s University student.
government
On this episode of Inside Austin’s Agenda, KXAN Investigator Grace Reader sat down with Austin City Council Member Paige Ellis, who recently learned she will not be able to run for a third term....
Local
A 43-year-old inmate was found dead in the Travis County Jail on Wednesday morning, according to the sheriff's office.
safety
Two people were arrested and charged with murder after a St. Edward's University student died from an overdose.
schools
Copperas Cove travels to Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex to take on Westwood in a Week 4 non-district high school football matchup on KXAN+.
News
The Texas General Land Office wants to get more involved in the development of energy projects on state land.
parks
Paxton's office said in a press release on Thursday that the AG had launched an investigation into the proposed development on land that was intended to be used as parkland....
News
One of Central Texas' oldest programs hosts the area's newest football program when Pflugerville takes on Liberty Hill Legacy Ranch.
News
Several community events are scheduled across Central Texas this weekend.
safety
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A federal immigration officer charged with shooting and wounding a Venezuelan man in January and lying about the circumstances to investigators made a brief initial appearance Thursday before a Minnesota judge after state authorities arrested him ahead of a sep...
government
Liberty Hill City Council voted unanimously to end the city's Flock Safety camera program, citing privacy concerns and directing staff to remove all city-operated devices....
library
A man returned a September 1894 issue of “The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine” to the Concord Public Library after keeping it for decades.
