Mapping Austin ZIP codes by age: Some neighborhoods may surprise you
These Austin maps reflect broader housing patterns of where people live at different stages of life.
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Austin Police Investigate Incident Near 12th and Chicon
Austin police are investigating an incident near 12th and Chicon streets in East Austin, near Sam's BBQ.
Austin UFO Sightings: Airships to Starlink
From 1897 mystery airships to modern Starlink satellites, here’s a look at reported UFO sightings in Austin and what may explain them.
Texas Leads U.S. in Natural Disasters Over Past 20 Years
Hurricanes, tornadoes and lightning helped push Texas to the top of a new disaster risk ranking.
Redistricting Arms Race Escalates Nationwide
Mid-decade congressional redistricting in Texas and nationwide reflects a tit-for-tat strategy that could reshape power dynamics in Washington, with states like California, Utah, and Virginia following Texas's lead in redrawing maps for partisan gain.
Woman Charged in Austin Cat Abandonment Case
APD charges Nayzak Najm with 13 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty after 15 cats were found abandoned in her former South Austin apartment, with two deceased and others malnourished.
Sandra Reed, Mother of Texas Death Row Inmate Rodney Reed, Dies
Sandra Reed, mother of Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed and a longtime advocate for him, has died. A GoFundMe has been launched to support her family.
Texas tax-free weekend 2026: Emergency supplies that qualify
Texas’ emergency supplies tax holiday runs April 25-27. Here’s what qualifies and what doesn’t.
Bill Clinton Spotted in Austin After Dallas Appearance
Bill Clinton was reportedly seen in Austin after appearing in Dallas with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, according to social media posts.
Austin's Eeyore’s Birthday Party Celebrates 61st Year
Austin's 61st annual Eeyore's Birthday Party, a free community festival celebrating the Winnie-the-Pooh character with costumes, music, and nonprofit fundraising, returns to Pease Park on April 25.
Austin Train Derailment: No Injuries, Cleanup Underway
A freight train derailed in downtown Austin early Thursday morning near Third and Bowie streets, with no injuries reported and no hazardous materials involved. Photos show cleanup efforts and road closures.
Texas Law on Phone Use at Red Lights: Legal but Risky
Texas bans texting while driving but allows phone use at red lights under state law, though enforcement varies. Distracted driving caused over 86,000 crashes in 2025.
April Rain Photos Capture Austin's Spring Storm Beauty
Striking rain photos from Austin in April showcase downtown streets, spring storms, and moody skies across Central Texas during the wettest month since last July.
Girl Scouts Launch Online Safety Patch Program in Central Texas
The Girl Scouts of Central Texas introduced a new "Not on Our Watch" patch program to teach Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors online safety skills, including recognizing risks, protecting personal information, and avoiding predators.
Houston police officer relieved of duty in wake of racist viral video
A Houston police officer was removed from duty after a video showing racist remarks circulated online.
Texas Nurse Evacuated from Japan Honeymoon After Acute Liver Failure
A 27-year-old labor and delivery nurse was evacuated from her Japan honeymoon due to acute liver failure and is set for transplant surgery in Texas.
Beto’s Restaurant Austin wage violations: $63K recovered by DOL
Federal investigators recovered $63,645 in back wages after finding overtime and minimum wage violations at a South Austin restaurant.
Austin Gas Prices Dip Slightly Amid Global Tensions
Gas prices in Austin saw a slight drop but remain high at $3.605 per gallon, with global tensions continuing to impact crude oil costs, according to AAA data.
Austin Low Water Crossings Closed Amid Heavy Rain
58 low water crossings closed in Austin due to heavy rainfall and flooding concerns.
Earth Day 2026: Date, History, and Significance
Earth Day 2026 is on Wednesday, April 22, marking the anniversary of the modern environmental movement that began in 1970. It promotes global environmental protection and sustainability, though it is not a federal holiday.