Austin IRS Workers Exposed to Unidentified Substance, Emergency Services Respond
IRS employees in South Austin were exposed to a substance from a package, prompting a response from emergency services. Only one person needed treatment for non-life-threatening issues, with safety precautions enacted and investigations ongoing.
Central Texas Grapples with Water Crisis Amidst Drought, Growth, and Aging Infrastructure
The article discusses Central Texas's water crisis, highlighting challenges like drought, floods, population growth, aging infrastructure, and rapid water system failures in rural areas, with potential legislative solutions on the horizon.
Austin Police Seek Public Help to Identify Suspect in Aggravated Assault on Airport Blvd
Austin Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an April 8 aggravated assault at 5312 Airport Blvd, involving a firearm. The suspect is described as a black male, around 6'2", 230-250 lbs, last seen in a blue hoodie and jeans.
Austin Residents Voice Frustration Over Waymo Self-Driving Car Mishaps
Waymo's autonomous vehicles in Austin have drawn criticism for stalling, speeding, and crashing, with locals frustrated by their cautious driving and safety issues. Despite complaints, Texas law limits local regulation of driverless cars.












