Bull rider Dylan Grant dies after injuries sustained in Wharton, Texas, event
Bull rider Dylan Grant died after being injured during the Wharton County Youth Fair Xtreme Bulls event on Thursday in Texas.
Texas AG Ken Paxton's former aides awarded $6.6m judgement in whistleblower case
On Oct. 1, 2020, the whistleblowers told the Office of the Attorney General that they had gone to the FBI, accusing Paxton of using his office to help political donor and Austin real estate developer Nate Paul.
I-35 expansion: Construction underway on Capital Express North, South projects
Construction is underway on TxDOT's Capital Express North and South projects.
Stagecoach Inn reopens historic restaurant
After a brief hiatus, Salado's Stagecoach Inn celebrated the reopening of its historic restaurant.
Snake season in Texas. What you should do if you encounter one
It's snake season in Central Texas. As the reptiles slither out of hiding and into your line of sight, there are ways to avoid getting bitten.
Driver in deadly I-35 multi-vehicle crash was sober, attorney says
The attorney for the man accused of causing a deadly pile-up on I-35 on March 13, said an independent lab did not find traces of drugs or alcohol in his blood sample.
Austin shooting: Man shot, killed in downtown; police looking for suspects
Austin police are looking for two people involved in the deadly shooting of a man in downtown Austin on Monday, March 31.
Austin Convention Center expansion: Some lane closures begin April 4
Lane closures have started around the Austin Convention Center as crews start the convention center expansion project.
Gov. Greg Abbott activates emergency resources ahead of possible flooding, storms this weekend
Governor Greg Abbott ordered the Texas Division of Emergency Management to activate state emergency response resources with increased threats of severe weather and flash flooding across the state this weekend.
Westlake students working on security app for local law agencies
Westlake High School students are getting to present their Business Incubator Class projects on pitch night,
Austin weather: Severe storms and hail threat
The countdown is on for all the ingredients for storms late tonight.
Frisco track meet stabbing suspect: ‘I did it’
The 17-year-old accused of fatally stabbing a Frisco student athlete during a track meet allegedly admitted to the crime. He also asked officers if his actions could be considered self-defense, according to a newly released arrest report.
Texas measles outbreak 2025: State reports 59 new cases, total cases rise to 481
State health officials reported 59 new measles cases Friday.
2 suspects arrested after downtown Austin SWAT standoff
Austin police say two suspects were arrested after a SWAT standoff downtown on Thursday night.
How Trump tariffs are expected to impact Central Texas
The Trump Administration's worldwide tariff plan went into effect today and experts say the new plan will likely impact businesses in Central Texas.
Two Step Inn preparations underway in Georgetown
Georgetown's annual music festival, Two Step Inn, is this weekend.
Austin ISD considers consolidating schools to help reduce $100M budget deficit
Austin ISD is considering consolidating schools as they look to manage a more than $100 million budget deficit.
ATM robbery suspects accused of multi-state robbery spree tracked through Playstation 5 console data
Three men were arrested in Houston for a string of multi-state robberies, including the robbery of an ATM in Tempe.
AG Paxton uses end of federal probe to jab Cornyn, Biden
Attorney General Ken Paxton used the news that a federal investigation had ended to take shots at Sen. John Cornyn.
Controversial education bills move to full Texas House
Two controversial education bills, SB 2 and HB 2, are moving to the full Texas House. The school funding and school choice legislation had critical votes Thursday after several hours of heated debate.