Three cases of the Covid-19 Delta Variant from India have been found in Williamson County.
County Health officials say this is unsurprising, “given how rapidly
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The third suspect in the 6th Street Mass Shooting has been found and arrested by Killeen Police this afternoon.
KPD reports their SWAT Team along
The Austin school district today has announced a plan for a full return to on-campus classes this fall. The district says there will be
The Texas Workforce Commission is out with the May jobs report for the state. The report shows 34,400 non-agricultural jobs added to payrolls over
An arrest affidavit sheds some light on the 6th Street mass shooting. According to that affidavit, the shooting all began with two groups of
Prosecutors have officially been sworn in for the Tampering with Evidence case against former Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody and former general counsel for
Austin City Staffers say there too few possible locations for a possible designated homeless encampment.
After running through City Council’s list of requirements and feedback
Governor Abbott signed legislation into law that will penalize cities and counties that defund their local law enforcement.
In total four separate bills protecting police
Many movie makers in Austin are happy as Law makers agree on funding the Texas Film incentive program.
The Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program
Austin’s Bar and tourism scene is celebrating as Austin FC announces it’s Q2 stadium will operate at 100% capacity for it’s inaugural home game.
Update:
ACL Festival releases its 2021 line up and within hours it’s 1st weekend tickets are already sold out.
Every $300 3-day general admission ticket on
A former Williamson County Deputy is jailed for assault and official oppression after laying hands on a suspected domestic abuse victim back in 2019.
Texas will decide next year who will serve as the next governor. Greg Abbott officially has a new challenger, and it’s another republican. Former
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A high-profile Austin cop falls victim to vandals. Police Association President Ken Casaday has shared photos of his truck with a black pig head
Austin City Council is going to vote on so called designated encampments this Thursday. Following last weekends vote to reinstate the camping ban, the
UT Dell Medical School experts say COVID-19 may become a seasonal virus alot like the flu.
The University’s Dr. Lauren Ancel Meyers says COVID may