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If you're one of the tens of thousands of people traveling to Austin for South By Southwest (SXSW), odds are you're staying in a short term rental (STR) that doesn't have the permit required to operate in the City of Austin.

The Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter (WCRAS) is asking for community support while it cares for animals from three separate cruelty cases.

The Austin Police Department's SWAT team is responding to an incident in south Austin off West Ben White Boulevard.

Nearly two years after the deadly shooting at Robb Elementary School, the Uvalde City Council will hear findings Thursday from an independent review it requested of its police force's actions on May 24, 2022.

Before the jury breaks to deliberate, both sides will give their closing arguments for this case. On Wednesday, the judge told jurors she hoped to have the charge ready for them by lunchtime Thursday.

Lauren Ashley Simmons, a union organizer and first-time candidate, captured more votes than Texas Rep. Shawn Thierry in the Democratic primary for House District 146 in south Houston. However, Simmons' lead was not enough to reach the 50% needed to unseat the incumbent in the primary, so voters will have to head back to the polls for a runoff election between the two candidates on May 28.

Corpus Christi police are asking for the public's help searching for a missing 21-year-old man originally from New Braunfels.

A cold front Friday evening will set us up for a cooler-than-normal weekend.

Xcel Energy acknowledged its involvement in the ignition of the Smokehouse Creek Fire Thursday.

The event will be at Stubb's Saturday and Sunday.

After almost a decade, displays of art are being built along the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail.

A good forecast and early warnings are only helpful if those warnings reach you.

The fallout from the Alabama Supreme Court has reached across the country including here in Texas, where many families undergoing IVF or considering it have lots of questions.

That period covers Spring Break for many school districts and the University of Texas at Austin. It also covers the dates of the South by Southwest Conference and Festival.

One person has been displaced, and no injuries were reported after the Austin Fire Department said it was responding to a two-story structure fire in northwest Austin Wednesday night.

As IDEA Public Schools aims to resolve compliance issues after an internal investigation in 2021, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) will now act as a conservator and provide insight, IDEA Public Schools said in a statement to KXAN Wednesday.

Eanes ISD adds nine new officers to newly formed police department

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- As Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center's great horned owl, Athena, returns to her nesting site for the 14th year in a row, the center has launched a live owl nest cam where everyone can watch live. The live cam is a way for volunteers and staff to watch Athena as she waits [...]

Gov. Abbott sent five conservative lawmakers on their way out of office for their opposition to his education savings accounts plan.

The Austin Police Department said it was searching for a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run crash where a pedestrian was seriously injured.

The San Marcos City Council approved an incentive program Tuesday for a new Buc-ee's along Interstate 35 just south of Yarrington Rd.

Almost 100,000 Travis County residents voted in Tuesday's Democratic primary for district attorney. Incumbent José Garza fended off a challenge from Jeremy Sylestine.

The Pease Park Conservancy said BEPI Park, known as Austin’s tiniest park, was getting into the troll spirit following the beginning of the Pease Park troll assembly.

Representative Goodwin and Senator Zaffirini hosted a press conference Wednesday morning, sharing details on the new water safety measures in place under Cati's Act.

After Mayor Kirk Watson announced they were moving forward with three candidates Tuesday, here's what the hiring body is saying about those selections.