In West Lake Hills, local news coverage includes a recent episode of Student News Now. This episode features a conversation with a specialist from the Austin Fire department. Further information is available from KXAN, a local news source.
The specialist discussed responding to floods in Central Texas as part of a task force. Details about the episode and the specialist's experiences can be found on KXAN+, including discussions about local events and news.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
The state’s Crime Victims' Compensation program touted "significant progress" shortening payment delays but also acknowledged the program ha…
As our weather pattern remains fairly stagnant, we can expect very similar weather day-to-day through the weekend. -Meteorologist Kristen Cu…
In this week's episode of Student News Now on KXAN+, we talk with Austin Fire Specialist Matthew Zwolinski, who responded to both this and l…
Surveillance footage at Heartening in North Austin captured a woman stealing hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise.
After KXAN began asking questions more than two weeks ago, the district took those questions and posted them online to the public, along wit…
New "mobility expectations" from UT plan to address campus safety.
Round Rock police have identified the suspect killed and the officer involved in a shooting after a stabbing at a home on August 4.
Lampasas ISD is banning energy drinks and caffeine pouches on all campuses beginning with the 2026-27 school year, according to a Facebook p…
CAIRO (AP) — Iran said Wednesday it is in the “final stage” of drafting an agreement with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz, and U.S. President…
Think of your home as fuel for fire. That's how seriously Austin officials want you to take wildfire risk.
Texas lawmakers examined the legality and potential influence of prediction markets during a House Elections Committee hearing on emerging e…
Burnet County has taken down all their fixed Flock LPR cameras after two incidents of damage, according to a memo posted to social media.
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