Austin Empty Bowl Project raises money to fight childhood hunger
Hundreds gathered at the Central Texas Food Bank, for the "Austin Empty Bowl Project" this weekend.
Austin releases details on upcoming free New Years party
2019 is just around the corner, Austin plans to host its annual celebration Monday afternoon ahead of the ball drop.
Community comes together in support of deputy injured in the line of duty
The "Fayette County" community is pulling together to help the family of a sheriff's deputy severely injured in the line of duty.
Austin woman who had mental breakdown during arrest, is no longer detained
"We visit her Friday, we visit her yesterday we visit her today. If we can visit her every day we will. We see the process of her recovering and her eyes changing, and her smile. She laughs and sings."
Interim Austin Police Chief reflects on Austin bomber case
It has been almost two weeks since the Austin bomber killed himself as police approached his vehicle.
FOX 7 Discussion: What Classifies Domestic Terrorism?
The investigation continues into the motive behind the Austin Bombings.
Austin Police discuss bombing investigation during town hall meeting
The Austin Police Department teamed up with the Northwest Austin Coalition to provide more information on the Austin bombings during a town hall meeting.
Ohio Attorney General sues to keep 'Columbus Crew' soccer from moving to Austin
Austin attorney Richard Suttle is representing Precourt Sports Ventures in the effort to bring the Major League Soccer club "Columbus Crew" to our neck of the woods.
Lockhart family helped by Central Texas community
A year ago we told you about a Lockhart family living in unsafe conditions, with their home on the verge of being condemned.
Torres house renovation
A year ago we told you about a Lockhart family living in unsafe conditions, with their home on the verge of being condemned.
Texas church shooter had conflict with family
Authorities said just before the shooting, Kelley sent threatening text messages to his mother-in-law.
Church leaders reconsider security following Sutherland Springs attack
A house of worship, a sanctuary, a place for peace and healing, the last place you would ever expect acts of extreme violence, but, after an attack at a small church 75 miles away from Austin, several church leaders are rethinking just how safe their facility really is.
Church memorial continuing to grow for victims of shooting
Just beyond the police tape a small memorial of flowers continued to grow Monday. Flowers, though, cannot mask the heart ache felt in Sutherland Springs.
White supremacist banner posted on Texas State campus
A banner that reads "America is a White nation" was posted on the Alkek Library building. Kaliegh Benck saw it on her way to get some work done.
Discussion about SB4 from community members to local officials
The sanctuary cities law is back in the spotlight in Austin Monday night: with community members getting their questions answered - straight from local officials.
Pflugerville PD used National Night Out to promote unity
Local police departments in the area including Austin, observed National Night Out.
Cedar Creek community hopes to stop proposed waste transfer station
People in Cedar Creek are fighting a proposed waste transfer station a private company wants to build in their community.
FEMA helping La Grange residents with resources
Now that Tropical Storm Harvey has come and gone, many communities are starting over.
In final budget-planning stretch, Austin City Council debating 'HOT' reallocation
The Austin City Council is in the final stretch of planning the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Relief efforts continue in Fayette County
It’s the beginning of a cleanup and recovery effort in La Grange.