Tragic Fatal Accident on I-35, One Dead After Collision in Downtown Austin
A deadly crash on I-35 in downtown Austin has resulted in one fatality, with APD reporting the incident and ATCEMS responding to the emergency. The victim died at Dell Seton Medical Center after being critically injured.
Austin Community in Alert as Williamson County Investigates Second Suspected Overdose Death This Week
A 34-year-old woman died in a suspected overdose in Austin. Illegal drugs including fentanyl were found. The Williamson County Sheriff's Office warns of a public health threat and seeks help to stop drug trafficking.
Texas Hunters Gear Up for Dove Season Amid Increased Bird Populations and Emphasis on Safe, Legal Practices
TPWD reports an increase in dove populations and reminds Texas hunters of the need for legal documentation and safety practices for the upcoming season, highlighting the importance of responsible hunting.
Austin Gears Up for Rainy Labor Day Weekend, Isolated Showers Expected as Temperatures Soar
The Austin area anticipates increased rain chances over the weekend, with a 30% possibility of showers today. A weak front may bring isolated showers, while Labor Day could see a 60% chance of rain with cooler temperatures.
Austin's Culinary Scene Experiences Transformation with Famed Restaurant Closures and Exciting New Eateries Opening
Austin's food scene sees closures of established restaurants like Giddy Ups, Aviary Wine & Kitchen, and Elementary, but welcomes new spots like Bird Dog Pit BBQ and Desnudo Coffee.
Texas Legislative Black Caucus Challenges Gov. Abbott's Voter Roll Purge as ACLU Cites Potential Disenfranchisement Concerns
The Texas Black Caucus criticized Governor Abbott's voter roll purge, asserting it may disenfranchise minority voters, while the Governor's office claims it's a legal necessity.












