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By: Brianna Hollis, Warren Brown
Two people were caught under a house that collapsed in south Austin, killing one.
The planning department held an open house over the weekend to address new initiatives about housing, mobility and public spaces.
The Austin Police Department said it's currently investigating five reports of tire slashing that occurred over the month of August. Neighbors say more cases have occurred, and some have told us they'...
AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Ozzy Nelson has lived in his southeast Austin neighborhood - which is tucked east of I-35 up against Burleson Road and Ben White Boulevard - for 15 years.
First responders Ohara's co-owner Michael Keane had gotten to know over the years ran back to the fire station, got their gear, and rushed to the buildings. "Unbelievable what they did," Keaton said. ...
About 150,000 people are registered with the World Trade Center Health Program, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It provides medical monitoring and treatment at no cost to ...
On Wednesday, attorneys will argue their positions on the case of Michael Highfill, who, in 2000, was convicted of capital murder for the 1998 death of Luis Flores in northeast Travis County.
By: Staci Dasilva, Brianna Hollis
NEW YORK (NEXSTAR) – More people have died from Sept. 11-related illnesses than the 2,977 that died the day of the attacks, according to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. On the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks, there will be a special moment of silence observed in honor of those who lost their lives to 9/11-related health issues.
The first responders, who O'hara's co-owner Michael Keane has met over the years, ran back to the fire station, got their gear and rushed to the buildings.
“A couple of years ago, we learned about the program, and of course we signed up,” said Kristen Carson, the owner of Inn Cahoots, which includes the hotel’s three accompanying bar…
