An Austin pedestrian dies after a collision with an 18-wheeler in New Braunfels.
A pedestrian from Austin died in a collision with an 18-wheeler in New Braunfels, Texas. The incident has raised safety concerns and prompted an investigation.
A pedestrian from Austin died in a collision with an 18-wheeler in New Braunfels, Texas. The incident has raised safety concerns and prompted an investigation.
A 16-year-old is charged with murder in the shooting death of another teen in Northeast Austin. The community seeks answers as investigations continue into the tragic event.
Austin’s mayoral race in 2024 features five candidates. FOX 7 Austin profiles three of them, exploring their backgrounds and key issues, including urban development, social justice, and economic growth.
A man was arrested for driving while intoxicated after fatally striking a bicyclist in Southeast Austin. Austin Police Department continues to investigate the tragic incident.
Austin Police investigate a homicide on Burton Drive in Southeast Austin, seeking community help for leads. The incident adds to growing safety concerns in the area.
A woman reportedly disclosed her plans through Instagram messages, leading to various speculations and discussions online.
Mackenzie Kelly argues against a tax system that burdens the majority to support a small group in the community.
A recent ruling in a Texas case blocks potential future federal Title IX regulations designed to protect LGBTQ students, marking a significant legal shift in educational equity. The ruling asserts that current interpretations of Title IX, which governs civil rights in education, will not include expanded protections for LGBTQ students.
Houston rapper Justin Riley, also known as BeatKing or Club Godzilla, has died at the age of 39. He was well-known for his explicit music in club culture. His passing has shocked fans and the music community.
A Travis County judge has blocked the release of Texas school district ratings, citing concerns over the validity of the STAAR test results. The ruling comes as school districts file their second lawsuit over changes to the metrics used to measure their performance.