1 injured after shooting early Tuesday in northeast Austin
AUSTIN, Texas — Police are investigating after a man was shot and injured early Tuesday morning in northeast Austin. The Austin Police Department (APD) told KVUE that the shooting happened sometime around 7 a.m. Tuesday at 900 East St. John's Ave. near Interstate 35, which is not far from St. John Park.
Popular Austin restaurant, live music oasis to close after 20 years
"Thank you for allowing us to be part of so many celebrations, dinners, happy hours and everyday moments," the restaurant wrote in the announcement. "It has been an honor to serve this community."
Lake Travis passes capacity after devastating Texas floods, threatening homes as Bertha moves along...
Following days of torrential rain and life-threatening flooding across the Hill Country, Lake Travis tops 100% full capacity, prompting the first Mansfield Dam floodgate release in five years.
Texas immigration attorney on recent fatal ICE shooting
FOX 7's Alec Nolan interviews Austin Immigration Attorney, Thomas Esparza, following fatal ICE shootings in Houston and Maine.
M/I, Meritage team up to fund $7.6M bridge to growth in a Texas town
A Buda, TX partnership has M/I Homes and Meritage Homes splitting a $7.6 million bridge tied to a 496-home development. The public-private partnership deal uses a MUD and tax reinvestment incentives and underscores the affordability tradeoffs of builder-funded infrastructure. AI Summary. A new public-private partnershi
Dropped charges lead to malicious prosecution lawsuit in Texas
Former Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody and attorney Jason Nassour are suing Travis and Williamson counties after their evidence tampering charges were dropped on July 1. The lawsuit targets District Attorneys Jose Garza and Shawn Dick, alleging malicious prosecution and due process violations over an unobtained
Pflugerville PD searching for suspects accused of stealing 34 firearms from gun store
The burglary occurred July 2 at GT Distributors on New Meister Lane.
Texas flood response shifts to cleanup and rebuilding as crews begin damage assessments
Every story comes with a passport. How we work · Corrections log. As floodwaters recede in Texas, the focus turns to cleanup and rebuilding efforts in affected communities. For the small city of Austin, situated within the greater Austin metro, this process will be particularly crucial given its unique position of bein
Austin City Council debates $390M bond for November ballot or delay to 2028
Every story comes with a passport. How we work · Corrections log. The proposed $390 million bond package has significant implications for Austin's infrastructure and quality of life. If approved, the bond would fund major investments in parks and transportation, which could help alleviate some of the city's notorious t
Lake Travis flooding leaves debris, damaged docks and water concerns
Every story comes with a passport. How we work · Corrections log. The aftermath of Lake Travis flooding poses a significant threat to the surrounding communities, particularly those served by the Austin Independent School District. As the lake returns to normal, the presence of floating debris and damaged docks creates

















