Austin’s Major League Soccer Team is releasing the design for its jersey. Austin FC’s signature verde and black identity is prominently established in a
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A Cedar Park Police Officer is back on duty this week after suffering a gun shot wound back in August.
Officer Nik Anderson was one
Cedar Park Police have arrested a man they say is responsible for an Anderson Mill area shooting last month.
They say 54-year-old William Belton Perry
With changes coming to Austin’s stretch of I-35, TxDoT has digital ways for you to give them feedback about their various plans on how
At least 16 gun control bills have already been filed for the upcoming Texas Legislative Session beginning in January, setting the stage for a
As part of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, the City of Austin will host a panel series this week on the topic of
The Williamson County Office of Emergency Management will be hosting free drive-thru COVID-19 testing for the entirety of next week. Testing will be held November
International homebuyers contributed $800 million to the Austin-area economy from April 2019 to March 2020, according to the Central Texas International Homebuyers Report released
The Travis County Republican Party has reached a legal agreement with the Travis County elections office that requires improved poll watcher access for all
Cetrified teachers working as Substitutes and or Teaching assistants working for Austin ISD can now earn up to $210 a day.
AISD officals say the
Beginning tomorrow, two Del Valle schools will revert back to 100-percent virtual learning.
The change will impact both Baty Elementary and Del Valle High School
The expectation that Travis County will permanently lose a large number of its bars has grown this week with the announcement by County Judge
The Travis County Health Authority Dr. Mark Escott warns of increased COVID-19 restrictions in up to two weeks.
Speaking with the Travis County Commissioners Court,
As of today, the Austin Independent School District has launched a new rapid COVID-19 testing program which will be accessible to students, teachers, and
Passenger traffic at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport remained lower than usual in September due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Airport officials say overall passenger numbers
The Williamson County Commissioners Court this week approved an agreement with Hill Country Community Ministries to join three other non-profits in providing rent and