May 13, 2019

Tasha Schweikert won a bronze medal in the 2000 Olympics. She claims she and her sister were sexually abused by now-convicted child molester and

Next month, the Austin school board will take another look at changes to the dress code.  Female students typically account for the majority of

The Texas Department of Transportation will temporarily close the I-35 mainlanes in alternating directions on Tuesday, May 14, from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. and

The Austin Police Department has said for many years that its staffing levels were too low, at times even critical.  On Friday, 48 new

(Credit: Office of Texas Attorney General) Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced the Child Exploitation Unit of his office arrested James Scott Scruggs, 44, of Leander, 

On Sunday night, the Austin Fire Department opted to extend the waterway ban that has been in effect since last week’s heavy rains.  Fire

We will get a chance in November to decide the funding source for major cancer research in Texas. The issue is continuing the Cancer

Since 2011 Austin’s car insurance rates have jumped 45 percent.   That’s according the the State of Auto Insurance Report from Austin-based insurance search engine The

CAMPO has set aside 25-million dollars for a major improvement to 620 in North West Austin.   TxDOT’s Diann Hodges said the intersection of 620 at Anderson