It wasnt that long ago that a dozen buildings in the Pan de Vida shelter provided warm meals, medication, clothes and a roof over the heads of upwards of 400 migrants.

When a tornado takes aim at your house, and the sirens are sounding, the dogs are barking and the children are screaming, there are some last-minute precautions that could save the lives of you and your loved ones.

A Tampa family's home was flooded during Hurricane Helene so they salvaged what they could and placed belongings in a storage facility while they repaired their home.

In the 1986 hit, Kilmer played Lt. Tom "Ice Man" Kazansky to Cruise's fighter pilot Pete "Maverick" Mitchell.

After the Austin Police Department responded to a SWAT situation on South Congress, it confirmed the callout was "brought to a successful resolution," and a person was in custody.

The Austin Police Department is seeking public help identifying two suspects wanted in connection with a deadly shooting that happened earlier this week near Interstate 35 in north Austin, per a news release from the agency.

Some Texas drivers may experience delays in getting an emissions test after severe weather damaged a data center.

The Texas Senate on Thursday voted to pass a bill that would prevent Texans from changing the sex assigned on their birth certificates. The bill will move forward to be heard in the Texas House of Representatives.

On Thursday, a judge with Texas' 15th Court of Appeals ruled that the Texas Education Agency (TEA) can now release its 2023 A-F school accountability ratings.

Proposed rule changes from the Texas Lottery Commission (TLC) would allow the commission to revoke the license from any retailer that sells tickets to or works with a lottery courier service, which allow people to buy lottery tickets online or through an app.

The NCAA Final Four is similar to a bowl game during football season in many regards. One is that the players are celebrated everywhere they go and showered with free merchandise and swag.

While school choice takes center stage in the Texas legislature, a series of bills that would expand how a school district can discipline students is also moving forward. One proposed bill would allow school districts to file a civil suit to remove students from a campus and place them in an alternative education setting, including students receiving ...

The U.S. continues sending resources to the U.S.-Mexico border, and even some out to sea.

More medics will respond to calls across the city and county as Austin-Travis County EMS continues to grow its staff. The department graduated its largest cadet class in history in March.

Bradley "Ty" Tribble was previously reported missing in Llano, according to officials.

On Thursday, the Austin Police Department provided an update following the completion of its review of the APD Sex Crimes Units sexual assault cases.

City leaders in San Marcos and Austin raise concerns over the use of license plate readers.

Stephon Morson, 19, accused of killing a 20-year-old in October, is set for a hearing Thursday afternoon so the courts can take up an additional charge he now faces in the case.

While these bills will determine how billions of state dollars are spent, Texans across the state will have to show up in-person to hear the deliberation due to a committee decision to not livestream the meeting.

The Trail Conservancy, a nonprofit that helps take care of 300 acres along the hike and bike trail in downtown Austin, will host a variety of events in April to promote biodiversity and wildflower conservation.

In an exclusive interview with KXAN Thursday, Gov. Greg Abbott was expected to talk about school choice, as well as his top legislative priorities.

Employment by Elon Musk-ledTesla Inc.in the Austin metro has yet to fully recover from the job cuts the company enacted last April at its electric vehicle factory in eastern Travis County.

Malibu arrives in Austin with a Malibu Barbie Cafe Pop up and the 97th Annual Kite Fest takes flight this weekend.

Travis County District Attorney Jos Garza and other county and Austin officials are set to provide an update on Thursday morning over the "Safer Travis County" resolution.

St. David's North Austin Medical Center is using an "absurd" legal defense to try to blunt a $1 million lawsuit filed by a family of four who were injured when a car drove into the ER lobby, according to an attorney with more than 40 years of experience who reviewed the public case records.