Austin bicyclists honor injured, killed riders on Ride of Silence day
The City of Austin officially proclaimed May 15 as Ride of Silence Day. It is a day when bicyclists across the country are honoring riders who have been injured or killed by drivers.
Man speaks out after being drugged while bar-hopping on Sixth Street
A man is speaking out after he says he was drugged while bar-hopping with friends on West Sixth Street in Downtown Austin.
Texas lawmakers begin work on anti-squatting legislation
Texas lawmakers are looking at creating a law to make it easier for homeowners to kick squatters off their property.
Austin State Hospital unveils new $305M facility
On Wednesday, a ribbon cutting was held for the Austin State Hospital’s brand-new facility. The 80-plus acre campus will now feature fully modernized amenities.
Austin FC to host 2025 MLS All-Star Game
For the first time in club history, Austin FC has been chosen to host the 2025 MLS All-Star Game.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson raises questions about ex-city manager's severance pay
Former Dallas city manager T.C. Broadnax resigned from his position on February 21. It was labeled as an "involuntary separation," triggering a clause that would require the city to pay him nearly half a million dollars.
Suspects steal 2 vehicles from UT Austin garage, damage gate: UTPD
UT Austin police officers responded to reports of a damaged garage gate at the San Antonio Garage and learned two vehicles had been stolen.
Austin weather: Widespread rain, storms possible Thursday
Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts, tomorrow most of Central Texas is under a Level 2 threat of severe weather. Zack Shields has details in his full forecast.
Protesters rally against phase two of HOME initiative
Debate intensifies over how to best tackle Austin's housing affordability crisis. City council is preparing to vote on phase two of a plan to build more homes on a single lot, but some are worried the changes could actually make living in Austin less affordable.
Indeed layoffs: Austin employees who were laid off may have lawsuit, attorney says
An attorney said Indeed employees who were laid off this week may have a lawsuit. The CEO of Indeed announced they’re laying off 1,000 people, some in Austin.
$4.5M in grants available through Austin Live Music Fund
The City of Austin announced $4.5 million in grants will be available through the 2024 Austin Live Music Fund.
Red River Cultural District continues effort to get funds from city council
The Red River Cultural District says there is still no solution to help the iconic downtown destination. FOX 7 Austin's Rebecca Thomas was joined by the district's interim director for an update.
3 murder suspects arrested in connection to deadly North Austin shooting
Three men were arrested in connection to a deadly shooting in North Austin, US Marshals said.
Nationwide campus protests, DEI was focus of Texas Committee hearing
State lawmakers are trying to decide how to respond to the recent pro-Palestine protests on college campuses. Lawmakers also called on university leaders to explain how they have responded to a law requiring the closure of DEI programs.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says campaign has enough signatures needed to get on Texas ballot
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. says his campaign has more than double the signatures needed to get on the ballot in Texas.
Woman still missing over a week after night out in Downtown Austin
Elizabeth Spalding and her twin sister were last known to be in Downtown Austin. The sister made it back home, but Elizabeth is still missing over a week later.
Austin weather: Sunshine today; storms return later this week
It's going to be hot and dry today, but the rain and storms will make a comeback before the end of the week.
1 injured in East Austin fire, 3 cats rescued
One person was injured and several cats were rescued after a fire in East Austin.
I-35 expansion project: Austin City Council members' efforts to delay construction fail
Efforts by a few Austin City Council members failed to delay construction of the expansion of I-35.
Controversial homeless shelter not in compliance with Austin guidelines
A neighboring business owner is accusing the City of Austin of not following guidelines for renovations on a controversial homeless shelter.