Austin Police Announce Arrest in New Year's Day Carjacking, Suspect Faces Additional Drug Charges
APD solved a New Year's Day carjacking on E. William Cannon Drive, leading to the arrest of a suspect also linked to a nearby attempted robbery and narcotics offenses. The suspect faces multiple felony charges.
Austin Energy in the Spotlight as Mayor Apologizes for Outage Mishaps and Residents Endure the Cold
Austin Energy grapples with outages amidst cold temperatures, leaving residents like Jennifer Walker without power and receiving delayed communications, as city officials apologize and scramble to restore services.
Austin's St. Annie AME Church to Undergo Transformation into Housing Amidst Gentrification Concerns
Austin's St. Annie African Methodist Episcopal Church is approved for renovation into a duplex, reflecting the city's broader struggles with gentrification and historical preservation of Black cultural sites.
Uvalde Outcast Rangers Raking in Dough, Fired Texas Lawman Still Landing $100K on Leave Amid Appeal Limbo
A former Texas Ranger, Christopher Ryan Kindell, remains on the payroll earning nearly $100,000 after being fired for his role in the Uvalde school shooting response. His appeal is delayed pending an investigation.












