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The sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl at Bull Creek Thursday in West Austin has prompted APD to take a closer look at staffing

The National Golf Foundation put out a study commissioned by the Austin Parks and Recreation Department that recommends the city of Austin consider restoring

The House of Representatives passed the Stopping Bad Robocalls Act which would affect robocalls In a 429-3 vote, the House measure requires carriers to implement

The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority board of directors are to consider raising the speed limit on MoPac express lanes tomorrow The proposal looks to

A new law in Oregon will allow students to take “mental health days” the same way they would take sick days Student leaders helped champion

Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, House Speaker Dennis Bonnen and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton are reminded Texas district and county attorneys

The City of Austin is launching a pilot program to conduct weekly trash collection services for the homeless The violet bag program will take place

Travis County commissioners voted unanimously to select an evacuation route out of Steiner Ranch The vote came after wildfires destroyed several homes in the Steiner

The City of Austin is planning traffic improvements along Burnet Road between 2222 and Mopac The $50 million upgrade would use funding from the 2016

As the city of Austin explores the possibility of expanding the Austin Convention Center, opposing sides are trying to convince Austinites their view is

Hour one of the Todd and Don Show:   The FBI is looking for more possible suspects of a serial predator in Lakeway, the CDC

In an expose on the Texas Tribune, a man has been outed as a fraud who claimed he survived the shooting at Santa Fe

Two Austin doctors are suing the State of Texas Austin doctors Mike Garrett and Kristin Held want to lift the state’s band which prevents doctors

An investigation by KXAN found three Austin departments spent over $15,000 on holiday parties At least $10,000 was spend on holiday parties for five other

According to Austin experts, construction in Austin is booming but there aren’t enough skilled workers to fulfill jobs Due to the lack of skilled workers,

The car dealership, Chatom Ford, a dealership in Chatom, in Alabama is giving away a Bible, a 12-gauge shotgun and an American flag with