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Marble Falls High School back to normal after suspicious package investigation
Marble Falls police are investigating reports of a suspicious package at Marble Falls High School and all students are sheltering in place as a precaution, the district said Tuesday. → Read More
Georgetown lifts water conservation notice
The City of Georgetown lifted a water conservation notice on Tuesday morning. → Read More
Georgetown lifts water conservation notice
The City of Georgetown lifted a water conservation notice on Tuesday morning. → Read More
Bill Miller Bar-B-Q raises minimum wage to $15/hour for Austin employees
Some Bill Miller Bar-B-Q employees in Austin will soon see an increase in their hourly wage. → Read More
Mother’s Day to be observed as a corporate holiday for Kendra Scott employees
Kendra Scott employees will receive the Monday following Mother’s Day as a paid holiday, the company announced April 18. → Read More
Easter Bunny visits Austin NICU babies ahead of holiday
The Easter Bunny paid a visit to babies and parents in the neonatal intensive care unit at St. David’s Women’s Center of Texas. → Read More
iHeartCountry Music Festival announces free Daytime Village lineup
If you’re heading to the iHeartCountry Music Festival next month, it’ll cost you a few hundred bucks to get in, but you’re in luck if you’re hoping for some free daytime performances. → Read More
Margaritaville-themed communities are coming to Austin
Ever dreamed of living the Margaritaville life? You may soon be able to. → Read More
Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Austin Disaster Relief Network launch tornado relief campaign
Austin-based distillery Tito’s Handmake Vodka is teaming up with the Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN) in a campaign to help those affected by the recent March 21 tornado outbreak. → Read More
50 animals flown out of Texas in new Austin Pets Alive! partnership
Several pets from Austin Pets Alive! took to the skies Thursday for their next chapters at other shelters in the country. → Read More
Austin Fire responds to multiple brush fires in north Austin
Austin Fire is working to put out several brush fires in north and northwest Austin Tuesday. → Read More
Report: University of Texas at Austin ranks high on national list of top graduate school programs
The University of Texas at Austin ranks as having one of the country’s “best graduate schools,” according to a U.S. News & World report. → Read More
More than 1K Austin Energy customers without power
More than 2,000 Austin Energy customers are without power. → Read More
Here are the new, expanded hours for Austin Public Library locations
Hours at all Austin Public Library locations have expanded, starting March 28. → Read More
Hutto names Jeff Yarbrough as new police chief
The City of Hutto has named Jeff Yarbrough as its new police chief. → Read More
30-acre wildfire in rural Burnet County 90% contained
Crews are responding to a wildfire reported in Burnet County Friday afternoon. The Texas Department of Transportation is asking for residents to avoid the area. → Read More
1 person killed in single-vehicle crash in southeast Austin
Police are investigating after a man died in a crash in southeast Austin Monday. → Read More
Here’s how you can help those affected by the Central Texas tornado outbreak
A tornado outbreak in Central Texas destroyed the communities of Round Rock and Elgin, plus their surrounding areas. → Read More
Live blog: Tornado Watch issued for Central Texas
Severe storms are expected to move through the Hill Country and Central Texas Monday afternoon. The storm will bring a level 4 out of 5 (Moderate) risk for much of of the Austin metro and eastern counties. → Read More
AFD: Brush fire under control in southeast Travis County
Lanes on State Highway 45 reopened after being briefly shut down as crews responded to a brush fire in southeast Travis County. → Read More