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A rare look inside America’s archives: LBJ Library displays 250th anniversary exhibit
To celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary, you have a rare chance to see American history told through the papers that built it at Austin's Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library.
From the Vault: KXAN revisits ‘TxTag Troubles’ toll bill investigation
This week, on a special, on-location edition of our weekly “Inside the Investigation” program, KXAN Director of Investigations & Innovation Josh Hinkle and Investigative Reporter Matt Grant discuss updates to their team’s “TxTag Troubles” project and where the investigation could go next.
Hays County expands flood warning systems one year after deadly Hill Country floods
One year after deadly flooding killed more than 100 people across Texas during the Fourth of July weekend, communities like Hays County are taking new steps to prepare for the next major storm.
Camp La Junta counselor recounts efforts to protect campers during Independence Day Floods
Camp La Junta is located on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, just a few miles down river from Camp Mystic. Thompson White had only been a counselor for five days when one of the worst natural disasters swept through the area.
Travis County bridges face unique post-flood challenges
The flood of July 2025 caused the complete destruction of the FM 1431 bridge at Cow Creek and the Big Sandy Creek bridge to be moved about a foot, cutting off access for residents and drivers in the weeks following the flood.
LIST: The stores, restaurants that are open for July 4 this year
Forgot the hot dogs and fireworks? Need a snack on the road?
New PlayStation games won't come on disc in 2028
The announcement comes as hardware prices shoot up.
July continues the hot trend through the Fourth
The Fourth of July has arrived, but it's a lot like the third, second, and even first. A whole lot of heat with very little rain chances. - Freddy Vela
Comptroller shakeup comes amid general election race, school voucher rollout
Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Thursday former State Sen. Don Huffines will fill the role set to be vacated by acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock at the end of Jul
Austin businesses are riding the World Cup wave to big profits
The World Cup is bringing massive crowds and a massive financial windfall to Texas.Texas is hosting 16 World Cup matches in Arlington and Houston. Those games a
Travis County DA drops case against ex-Williamson sheriff, attorney after ruling
The Travis County District Attorney’s Office said it will not prosecute former Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody and former county attorney Jason Nassour a
2,600-acre Dog’s Head plan: Austin commission urges delay of TIRZ vote until 2027
The Austin Environmental Commission is urging City Council to delay a key vote tied to the proposed Dog’s Head development, recommending additional environmenta
One person found dead near Krieg Athletic Complex; no homicide investigation, APD says
Austin police are investigating after one person was found dead Thursday afternoon near the Krieg Athletic Complex in East Austin.According to APD Watch Command
One year after deadly July 4 weekend floods, Williamson County boosts communication
A year after floodwaters tore through Williamson County over the July 4 weekend, county leaders and volunteers say the disaster’s impact is still being felt —
July 4th deadly Texas floods: Community still grapples with loss
Nearly one year after catastrophic flash floods tore through the Texas Hill Country, communities across Central Texas are still grappling with the scars of the deadliest inland flood in modern state history.
Manor homicide suspect arrested after standoff, surrender to task force
Jaylon Plummer, 23, was arrested in Manor in connection with an April homicide in Northwest Austin after barricading himself in an apartment.
State senator plans to challenge San Marcos' data center ban, says city lacks legal authority
Less than a month after San Marcos became the first city in Texas to ban data centers citywide, one state lawmaker says he plans to challenge the ordinance, arguing the city does not have the legal authority to enact it.
US win over Bosnia-Herzegovina most-watched soccer telecast in English language history
The United States has World Cup fever. The U.S. match against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday night was the most-watched soccer telecast in English language history with more than 24.4 million viewers, according to Fox Sports. The peak audience was 31.8 million. The United States won the game 2-0...
Federal judge blocks Postal Service from carrying out Trump mail-in ballot order
A federal judge has blocked the U.S. Postal Service from carrying out an executive order on mail-in ballots.
2 Austin murder suspects arrested by U.S. Marshals
Two murder suspects wanted out of Austin were arrested on Thursday.
FDA authorizes 20 ZYN nicotine pouches to be marketed with modified risk claim
The FDA authorized 20 ZYN nicotine pouches to carry a modified risk claim. Here's what to know.
TEXSAR K9s helped search after July 4th deadly Texas floods
As we approach the one-year anniversary of the devastating Fourth of July floods, we're taking a look at one group that helped with the search efforts after the disaster: the Texas Search and Rescue (TEXSAR) K9 team.
Austin FC trades midfielder Dani Pereira to CF Montréal
Austin FC traded midfielder Dani Pereira to CF Montréal for up to $2.35 million in general allocation money.
Austin-Travis County 911 operators to receive new headsets
Austin-Travis County EMS dispatchers are getting new headsets. This comes after using the same for nearly a decade and having audio issues.
Texans awaits new Secretary of State before November midterms
The state's chief election officer, Secretary of State Jane Nelson, is scheduled to step down from her role in two weeks, just months before a high-stakes midterm election in November.
UMLAUF celebrates 35 years with exclusive exhibit showcasing 35 never-before-seen works by Charles Umlauf
Just a few decades ago, a six-acre site off Barton Springs Road was an empty field. Now, it's filled with dozens of sculptures by renowned sculptor and teacher Charles Umlauf.
Samaritan's Purse builds homes for flood victims in Texas
Millions of dollars have been raised to help people who were impacted, but with so many people still needing help, relief efforts continue.
LBJ, Beyonce, Willie Nelson top this list of most influential Texans
It's no secret that Texans have had tremendous influence over all aspects of America and American culture, from politics, to food, to entertainment, to sports there's likely been a Texan involved.
Hutto City Council discussing future of fire service, city-owned fire station
According to a city FAQ, officials believe Hutto has reached a point where operating a municipal fire department is a natural next step.
Austin police officer pleads guilty to speeding after causing multi-car crash
An Austin police officer entered a guilty plea to two counts of speeding after an investigation into a multi-car crash.
What to expect on Texas roads this Fourth of July
An estimated 5.7 million Texans are expected to travel for a milestone Independence Day.
Video: Small fire sparks at Disney World's 'it's a small world' after portable charger ignites
Guests were briefly evacuated from the typically calm and peaceful "it's a small world" ride at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom on Wednesday, July 1, after a small fire sparked within one of the ride's boats, according to a witness.
Small plane makes emergency landing on Highway 71 in Fayette County
A small plane experiencing mechanical issues made an emergency landing on Highway 71 in Fayette County Thursday afternoon, according to the sheriff's office.The
Austin highliner to compete in World Championships in Switzerland
Athletes, like Amanda Montminy, are up on a rope and tethered to it for safety. They will try to perform tricks while maintaining balance.
Texas Republicans want the state to deny birth certificates for children of non-citizens
Some Texas Republicans are calling on the state to deny birth certificates to babies when their parents are not citizens of the United States following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling that affirmed automatic citizenship for most people born in the United States.
New Braunfels short-term rental ordinance upheld by federal appeals court
A federal appeals court has upheld a New Braunfels ordinance regulating short-term rentals within its residential areas.
At 71, Austin man plays first gig since the 1970s after tumor removal
One Central Texas resident is celebrating his 71st birthday today with something he once wasn't sure he'd get back, a chance to perform music again.For Milton B
Austin police officer pleads guilty to speeding after 2025 crash that injured 2
Austin Police Officer Daniel Robert Kessler Jr. pleaded guilty to two speeding charges tied to a 2025 crash involving three vehicles that left two people injured.
Jewish advocate: Texas bible story curriculum isn't 'Judeo-Christian,' just 'overtly' Christian
"The way this reading list is trying to accomplish that...students are overtly learning Christian text at the expense of other faiths."
Buda to get $10.5M in federal funding for East Main Street reconstruction
The City of Buda on Thursday announced it was awarded $10.48 million in federal transportation funding to work on reconstructing East Main Street between Interstate Highway 35 and Firecracker Drive.