Fire at Bar Peached on W 6th Street was an accident: AFA
The fire at a popular West 6th Street bar has been ruled accidental, the Austin Firefighter Association said.
The fire at a popular West 6th Street bar has been ruled accidental, the Austin Firefighter Association said.
Spurs vs Knicks: NBA Finals ticket prices skyrocket
The San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks are set to face off in the NBA finals starting Wednesday, June 3, in San Antonio.
The San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks are set to face off in the NBA finals starting Wednesday, June 3, in San Antonio.
Man found dead inside trash can in South Austin: APD
A 59-year-old man was found dead in a trash can in South Austin this weekend.
A 59-year-old man was found dead in a trash can in South Austin this weekend.
Texas Pride events 2026: Parades, festivals and more happening this June
Pride Month is celebrated each June.
Pride Month is celebrated each June.
Fire causes extensive damage to Bar Peached on West 6th Street in Austin
A massive early Sunday morning fire caused extensive damage to the popular Austin bar Bar Peached, forcing it to close indefinitely while fire officials investigate the cause.
A massive early Sunday morning fire caused extensive damage to the popular Austin bar Bar Peached, forcing it to close indefinitely while fire officials investigate the cause.
Fire breaches roof at Bar Peached, no injuries reported
An early morning fire broke out at a bar on West 6th Street. Owners say they woke up from a call by the Austin Fire Department.
An early morning fire broke out at a bar on West 6th Street. Owners say they woke up from a call by the Austin Fire Department.
Roxanne Paltauf disappearance: Family renews push for answers after nearly 20 years
It’s been nearly 20 years since Roxanne Paltauf disappeared in Austin. Now, as the anniversary approaches, her family is hoping to generate new leads in a case that remains unsolved.
It’s been nearly 20 years since Roxanne Paltauf disappeared in Austin. Now, as the anniversary approaches, her family is hoping to generate new leads in a case that remains unsolved.
Austin traffic: William Cannon Drive bridge over I-35 to shut down due to construction
Starting on Friday, May 29, at 10 p.m., the bridge over I-35 at William Cannon Drive will be shutdown in both directions. The bridge is scheduled to reopen on Monday, June 1 at 5 a.m.
Starting on Friday, May 29, at 10 p.m., the bridge over I-35 at William Cannon Drive will be shutdown in both directions. The bridge is scheduled to reopen on Monday, June 1 at 5 a.m.
New Texas Game Wardens, State Police graduate at Texas Capitol
The newest group of Texas Game Wardens and State Police officers graduated at the Texas Capitol on Friday.
The newest group of Texas Game Wardens and State Police officers graduated at the Texas Capitol on Friday.
CapMetro bus driver assaulted by passenger in North Austin: affidavit
A man was arrested and charged after assaulting a CapMetro bus driver in North Austin this month.
A man was arrested and charged after assaulting a CapMetro bus driver in North Austin this month.
Texas 10 Most Wanted: Bloods gang member on list back in custody
Texas DPS says that a Texas 10 Most Wanted fugitive is back in custody after being captured in Travis County.
Texas DPS says that a Texas 10 Most Wanted fugitive is back in custody after being captured in Travis County.
Gerry Van King, Austin's 'King of 6th Street', dies at 72
"Gerry Van King," affectionately known to so many as the "King of Sixth Street," died this week. He was 72 years old.
"Gerry Van King," affectionately known to so many as the "King of Sixth Street," died this week. He was 72 years old.
Austin ISD's latest bid to avoid Texas Education Agency takeover is rejected
Austin ISD's newest efforts to prevent a state takeover by the Texas Education Agency have been rejected. Thursday, the TEA told the district that it, and its new partner, have a history of failure that could not be ignored.
Austin ISD's newest efforts to prevent a state takeover by the Texas Education Agency have been rejected. Thursday, the TEA told the district that it, and its new partner, have a history of failure that could not be ignored.
Austin yogurt shop murders: City approves $35M for 4 wrongfully accused men
Austin City Council has approved $35 million in settlements for the four men wrongfully accused in the yogurt shop murders.
Austin City Council has approved $35 million in settlements for the four men wrongfully accused in the yogurt shop murders.
Bedichek Middle School closes its doors as Austin ISD faces budget deficit
Bedichek Middle School has closed its doors after being open for decades. This comes as Austin ISD faces a $181 million budget deficit.
Bedichek Middle School has closed its doors after being open for decades. This comes as Austin ISD faces a $181 million budget deficit.
Burglars target cashless ice cream shops in Austin
A bizarre string of break-ins left an Austin ice cream shop cleaning up damage, but not missing any money.
A bizarre string of break-ins left an Austin ice cream shop cleaning up damage, but not missing any money.
Texas U.S. Senate race heats up after Paxton secures GOP nomination
The race for the U.S. Senate remains the top battleground in Texas. On Wednesday, GOP nominee Ken Paxton and Democratic nominee James Talarico wasted no time throwing punches.
The race for the U.S. Senate remains the top battleground in Texas. On Wednesday, GOP nominee Ken Paxton and Democratic nominee James Talarico wasted no time throwing punches.
City of Austin starts community engagement process on renaming Cesar Chavez Street
The City of Austin is starting the community engagement process for renaming Cesar Chavez Street.
The City of Austin is starting the community engagement process for renaming Cesar Chavez Street.
Austin weather: Possible flooding during severe storms
The 11th rain event this month is expected to come together tonight.
The 11th rain event this month is expected to come together tonight.
Where can my child get free meals this summer?
Central Texas school districts are offering free meals to help keep kids fed this summer.
Central Texas school districts are offering free meals to help keep kids fed this summer.