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Austin is one of the least stressed cities in the U.S., new study shows
AUSTIN, Texas — For most people, stress is a part of everyday life. From finding a secure income to managing your health, there are multiple factors that contribute to feelings of daily pressure and anxiety. But Austin residents might not experience high amounts of stress compared to other major...
Texas man tried to lure girl, who was actually an officer posing as child using age-regressed photos, feds say
SNYDER, Texas — A Texas man who tried to lure a child -- who was actually an officer posing as a minor and sending the man age-regressed photos -- has been found guilty on federal enticement charges, authorities announced Wednesday. Jose Luis Espinoza Jr., 38, of Snyder, was convicted...
Integral Care shares benefits of Youth Mental Health First Aid training amid uptick in need for resources for children, teens
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Public Health is partnering with Integral Care to give a presentation on a free program to help teenagers and children suffering from a mental health crisis. Youth Mental Health First Aid training is being held by Integral Care staff, and the presentation will begin at...
Man dead after getting hit by train in South Austin
AUSTIN, Texas — A man is dead after getting hit by a train Tuesday night in South Austin. According to the Austin Police Department (APD), officers responded to a welfare call just before 10:20 p.m. in the 1700 block of West Stassney Lane, not far from Menchaca Road. APD,...
Suspect, victim identified in suspected road rage shooting in Elgin
ELGIN, Texas — One person is dead and another is in jail after a shooting in Elgin that authorities say appears to be a road rage incident. The Elgin Police Department said just after 7 p.m. Tuesday, officers responded to a 911 call for a disturbance and shots fired on East U.S. 290, near County Line Road.
'We're at a pivotal moment' | Austin, Travis County leaders unveil first-ever food plan
AUSTIN, Texas — On Tuesday, Austin and Travis County leaders laid out a draft of their first-ever comprehensive food plan. It aims to ease hunger, cut waste and create a more local, sustainable food supply. During Tuesday’s Austin City Council work session, Rachel Coff, the planning manager for Travis...
Long-range forecasts bring rain and unseasonably cool temps to Central Texas
AUSTIN, Texas — While much of the U.S. has been plagued with heat waves this July, relief is coming for a few, including us in Central Texas. The updated six- to 10-day forecasts from the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) show increasing confidence for both rain and below-average temperatures for the end of this week and the start of next week.
DPS searching for fugitives wanted for crimes involving children
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is looking for two fugitives wanted for crimes committed in Central Texas, including sexual assault of a child. According to DPS, 25-year-old Fabian Martinez Toribio and 32-year-old Octavio Cruz Hernandez are now part of the “Texas 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List,” which was launched by Gov. Greg Abbott last month. DPS said the list is similar to other Texas 10 Most Wanted lists and fugitives from the list “may be selected as the department’s monthly featured fugitive.”
Austin restaurants could soon earn a prestigious Michelin star
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas restaurants hoping to earn a prestigious Michelin star are already taking reservations. The Michelin Guide is coming to Texas for the first time and is expected to feature culinary gems in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio. “The Texas culinary scene has proven...
Sights & Sounds of Christmas put on pause in San Marcos
SAN MARCOS, Texas — Since 1987, a Central Texas nonprofit has been bringing holiday festivities to the San Marcos community. Each year, the Sights & Sounds of Christmas has hosted its two-week-long celebration, featuring a carnival, Santa's Gift Shop, reindeer games and more. “It’s more than a Christmas festival,”...
Kyle city leaders to provide update on city's water supply
KYLE, Texas — The City of Kyle is working to provide new water supply sources to its residents. There will be an update on the city's current water supply at Tuesday night's city council meeting. City leaders said an expanded supply is necessary to keep up with their booming...
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