One dead, another seriously injured in crash near Bee Cave
AUSTIN, Texas — One person is dead and another is seriously injured after a two-vehicle collision near Bee Cave Friday morning, emergency officials said. Austin-Travis County EMS responded to the crash at 11431 Bee Caves Road at 8:08 a.m. Medics pronounced an adult patient dead at the scene, ATCEMS...
‘They Were Sitting There for 5 Minutes:’ Austin Woman Narrowly Avoids T-Bone Crash. Then...
An Austin woman was driving home from work when a black car suddenly pulled directly into her path. The incident left her shaken and other drivers stunned by her evasive maneuver—but the real shock came when she learned this might be part of a growing trend targeting drivers across the country.
Kyle man enters guilty plea related to 3 Austin robberies
A 38-year-old man from Kyle pleaded guilty Tuesday to three charges related to three separate armed robberies that occurred in June and July in Austin.
Pizza Hut offers 67 cent wings from Nov. 6-7 in honor of phrase ‘6-7’
'6-7,' the word of 2025 and the way to get discounted wings at Pizza Hut this week.
City of Austin buys site of former motorcycle dealership in south Austin
The City of Austin has purchased the site of a former south Austin motorcycle dealership for $4.35 million to be transformed into a center to help at-risk people find opportunities for stable housing.
2 arrested in connection with Austin Amber Alert
Two people were arrested, including a 32-year-old woman, in connection with an Amber Alert issued Tuesday night, according to the Austin Police Department.
Austin library shooting victim faces multiple surgeries, mounting medical costs
AUSTIN, Texas - The victim in October’s shooting at the Austin Central Library is now facing multiple surgeries and mounting medical costs. On October 25, 31-year-old Nicholas Berry was visiting from Waco when he stopped by the library to brush up on some studying for his online classes. At...
Native American Cultural Center opens in East Austin
On Wednesday evenings, laughter and conversations echo through an old elementary school where people bead bracelets, swap stories and sew dresses for an upcoming powwow. Outside, kids race across the grass, practicing archery and playing stickball — games passed down through generations of Native American families....
SNAP crisis persists in Austin as food banks and businesses step in
Central Texas businesses and food banks are banding together to help people in need as distributions from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program remain uncertain. Why it matters: About 134,000 people in Travis, Hays and Williamson counties are eligible for SNAP benefits, per the Texas Department of Health and...
Students use high-tech farm to feed classmates in Texas
School leaders have launched a program to hydroponically grow fresh lettuce and basil
