Torchy's Tacos on South Congress can't sell alcohol, city council says
Austin City Council has denied a request from Torchy's Tacos on South Congress to waive a distance requirement that doesn't allow them to serve alcohol because they are within 300 feet of a school.
APD extends No Refusal initiative year-round
Austin police is extending their No Refusal initiative nightly year-round.
Brush fire in East Austin burns 55 acres; injures 2 firefighters: AFD
A large brush fire in East Austin has been extinguished and has left two firefighters injured, the Austin Fire Department said.
Covington Middle School stabbing: Student hospitalized, another apprehended
One student was stabbed and another was apprehended by officers following an altercation at Covington Middle School in Southwest Austin.
Austin doctor speaks on importance of mammograms during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It's a time to raise awareness about the disease, and talk about the importance of early detection and money for potentially life-saving research.
Proposed plan would make parts of Congress Avenue pedestrian-only
The city wants your input on a plan to make Congress Avenue leading up to the Capitol pedestrian-only. It's part of a vision plan to improve the historic street.
Austin City Council briefed on tentative police contract
The Austin City Council was briefed Tuesday on the tentative police contract with the Austin Police Association. Council also heard from community members about the contract for the first time in a work session.
ACL 2024 headliner Dua Lipa explores what Austin has to offer
When she wasn't wowing crowds at ACL 2024, multi-award-winning artist and headliner Dua Lipa was exploring Austin, making stops at La Barbecue and the Broken Spoke.
CapMetro bus operator assaulted, robbed by passenger while on the job in East Austin
A CapMetro bus driver is recounting her experience after she was assaulted and robbed by a passenger who refused to pay his fair in East Austin.
Lose your valuables at ACL? Check out the online Lost & Found
If you're missing anything after Weekend One at ACL, you can check and reclaim your items online through the festival's Lost & Found directory.
Austin resident faces parking permit hassle, turns to 7 on Your Side
An Austin man has been trying to get a parking permit at his city-subsidized apartment complex, but hit a snag because the vehicle was rented to him by Lyft. FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak has more.
Hamas attack on Israel: Shalom Austin honors lives lost
October 7 marks one-year since the deadly Hamas attack on Israel. Shalom Austin held a ceremony in honor of the lives lost and to pray for those still being held hostage.
Supreme Court declines White House's appeal in Texas emergency abortion case
The Supreme Court chose not to hear arguments in a case involving Texas' abortion law, and denied an appeal from the White House.
Oct. 7 marks one year since Hamas attack on Israel
October 7 marked one year since the Hamas attack on Israel that killed nearly 1,200 people. In Central Texas, members of the local Israeli and Jewish communities remembered the lives lost, and showed solidarity with those still being held hostage.
Deadly hit-and-run: Austin police looking for suspect vehicle
The Austin Police Department is looking for a vehicle believed to be connected to a deadly hit-and-run that happened on July 30.
$1 million Texas Lottery scratch ticket claimed by Austin resident
An Austin resident is now a millionaire.
Austin family optimistic for sisters with rare genetic disorder after FDA approves new drugs
Two Austin sisters are hopeful after the FDA recently approved two new treatments for their rare genetic disorder, Niemann-Pick disease, type C (NPC).
Austin FC head coach Josh Wolff out after four seasons
Austin FC head coach Josh Wolff is out after four seasons.
Pro-Palestine protestors disrupt traffic near City Hall
Pro-Palestinian protestors gathered at Austin City Hall and marched in the road Saturday afternoon, which prompted police response.
Christopher Taylor deadly conduct trial: Jury finds APD officer guilty
A Travis County jury has found Austin police officer Christopher Taylor guilty of deadly conduct in the 2019 death of Dr. Mauris DeSilva.