Officials warn about toxic algae in Lake Travis after dog's death
The dog's death has not yet been definitely linked to toxic algae, but LCRA has collected samples to test.
Body of missing swimmer recovered from Lake Travis: TCSO
TCSO Lake Patrol deputies and other agencies responded to a cove on Lake Travis where someone reported that a man in his 70s was missing.
Recovery efforts underway on Lake Travis for person on 'electric underwater scooter': ATCEMS
The 911 caller told first responders that the person was using an ‘electric underwater scooter’ and had not resurfaced.
Body of missing swimmer recovered in Lake Travis: TCSO
The body of a missing swimmer has been recovered from Lake Travis.
Recovery efforts underway for missing swimmer near Devil's Cove
A recovery effort is underway for a missing swimmer near Devil's Cove, the Travis County Sheriff's Office said.
Central Texas drought restrictions eased after recent storms
Officials with the Lower Colorado River Authority announced on Monday they are easing drought restrictions in our area, from Stage 2 to Stage 1. The change comes after Central Texas saw a very rainy May.
LCRA returns to Stage 1 of drought response as lake levels rise
Under Stage 1, LCRA water customers are asked reduce water use by 10% and requests its firm water customers – primarily cities, utilities and industries – implement mandatory restrictions.
Texas weather: Rain in Hill Country expected to help lake levels
Weekend rain in Texas brought flood water to parts of the Hill Country. It will trickle downstream and is expected to help with lake levels in the Austin area.
Person with traumatic injuries rescued at Pace Bend Park: ATCEMS
An adult patient suffered traumatic injuries at Pace Bend Park, according to ATCEMS.
Baby bald eagle rescued after falling from nest during storms
A baby bald eagle is now safe and sound with its parents after falling from its nest near Lake Travis, thanks to Austin Wildlife Rescue.
Highland Lakes less than 50% full ahead of dry, warm summer
Lake levels at Lake Buchanan and Lake Travis have not changed since January. With a warm and dry summer ahead, LCRA says there is potential for a new drought of record.
Family sues Lake Travis ISD for failing to protect student with food allergy
Lake Travis ISD is accused of failing to protect a student with a food allergy and violating constitutional rights.
Lake Travis ISD considers banning 2 books from school library
Lake Travis ISD is considering banning two books at its high school library. The books in question are "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" and "The Haters" both written by Jesse Andrews.
Wimberley QB named one of Texas Class 4A prep football players of the year
Multiple Central Texas high school football players were recognized recently on the Blue Bell/Texas Sports Writers Association's lists.
New water restrictions enforced in west Austin, Lake Travis
Parts of Travis County will undergo new water restrictions as the drought in central Texas continues.
Lake Travis parents call for expulsion of students following peanut allergy incident
Lake Travis ISD parents spoke out and asked the school board to enforce more severe discipline against two football players who were accused of purposefully exposing a teammate to an allergen.
Lake Travis HS football player with severe allergy exposed to peanuts by teammates
Two varsity football players are accused of knowingly putting a teammate's health in danger by coating his belongings in peanut products.
Central Texas elections: 10 school districts call for bond, VATRE elections
Ten Central Texas school districts have called elections for Nov. 7, with five calling for a VATRE, or Voter-Approval Tax Ratification Election.
Lake Travis-area businesses hopeful after recent rainfall
Businesses around and near Lake Travis are hopeful after rainfall on Sunday afternoon. Lake levels remain at 38 percent full, a small relief from 32 percent just a week ago.
Austin weather: Expected heavy rain unlikely to curb drought, water restrictions
Central Texas is gearing up for a deluge of rain on Thursday, Oct. 25. It's a welcome sight for many of us.