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ACL Fest 2025: Have you followed the city's growth? See changes to Austin's skyline over the years
Texas voter registration ends today. How to make sure you can vote on the Nov. 4 election
Austin residents near a proposed homeless navigation center voice concerns over crime and safety, while city officials emphasize accessibility and services ahead of a crucial vote.
A fire engulfed a vacant motel and restaurant near I-35, prompting warnings to avoid the area as crews work to contain the blaze.
Enrique Ramirez Leon, 68, left at 5 a.m. in a gray 2012 Chevy Malibu, plate PLX1913. He has memory loss; call 911 with any sightings.
Austin lost its innocence 34 years ago when a serial killer took the lives of four young girls at a North Austin yogurt shop.
Texas Democrats are emphasizing affordability, energy jobs, and blue-collar roots in an effort to reconnect with working-class voters ahead of the 2026 elections.
Austin's Residential Permit Parking program restricts street parking in certain neighborhoods to residents with permits. Here's what to know.
Former megachurch pastor Robert Morris of Gateway Church pleaded guilty in child abuse case, and was sentenced to six months in jail.
Army veteran Greg Stoker with the Global Sumud Flotilla says Israeli forces stopped boats in international waters as aid headed to Gaza.
A newly formed coalition of unions, first responders and community leaders has formed to advocate for Austin's Proposition Q, a tax rate election calling for a 20% property tax hike to fund city programs.
Austin police partnered with genealogical experts who traced an unknown DNA sample found at the crime scene to Brashers.
Austin police announced a breakthrough in the 1991 *I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt* murder case during a news conference attended by victims' families and officials.
After a murder case that went unsolved for 34 years, a technological breakthrough helped solve the 1991 murders of four teenagers who died in an Austin yogurt shop.
Austin police to give more information on the breakthrough in the 1991 I Can't Believe It's Yogurt murder case. Here’s how to watch.
Election Day will be here before you know it. Are you registered to vote in Texas? Here's how to check.
After decades of investigation, new DNA and ballistics evidence link the 1991 yogurt shop murders to Robert Eugene Brashers, a serial killer who died in 1999.
Austin police’s Crime Free Multi-Housing pilot certified Colony Creek after Pecan Gardens saw 70% fewer calls, aiming for safer apartments.
Abbott’s fundraising advantage highlights how campaign cash can ripple through 2026 elections, shaping GOP chances in competitive Texas races.
The convicted felon and serial predator served three years in prison before being paroled in 1989, only two years before committing the quadruple-homicide.