The Austin Police Department on Wednesday asked the public for help in locating 74-year-old Saleemah Hatem.

The Texas House has passed a bill 116-25 that would prohibit children from using social media, requiring a strict verification process to ensure account holders are at least 18 years old, and empowering Texas' Attorney General to hold social media platforms accountable if they allow underage users.

The Austin Police Department on Wednesday said it responded to the 5800 block of Wellington Drive due to a SWAT situation for someone who was being served a warrant.

The Razorbacks have dropped their past three SEC series, but Longhorns head coach Jim Schlossnagle isn't going to be fooled by that. He knows how dangerous they are, especially at home in the confines of Baum-Walker Stadium where they're 27-3 this season.

Rebecca Harrison's Kia Sportage was stolen from her driveway, easily, for the second time in less than a year in Austin. And this time, she thinks the person who took it, left detailed notes of future targets.

OnMed showcased its Clinic-in-a-Box on Wednesday to local media and Texas legislators. The company touts that the 8-by-11-foot box combines the accessibility of telehealth medicine with the infrastructure of in-person care.

The Texas Senate on Wednesday passed SB 2225 which allows for spirit ready-to-drink cocktails (RTDs) to be sold in grocery and convenience stores where beer and wine beverages with the same alcohol content limited to 17% alcohol by volume are already being sold.

The Texas House of Representatives approved a bill Wednesday requiring political advertisements to include disclosures if the image, audio, or video recording used were substantially altered, The Texas Tribune reports.

As student athletes prepare for playoffs and finals, there are simple ways to help prevent injuries.

A milestone for the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter was achieved last week when five dogs graduated from its inaugural Leashing Hope program.

New Jersey is launching a campaign to attract medical students and healthcare providers to the state, targeting Texas' strict abortion laws with billboards and digital ads in major cities such as Dallas, Fort Worth, and San Antonio.

The Texas Senate unanimously approved a bill Tuesday that aims to clarify when doctors can perform an abortion under the states near-total ban.

An East Austin bar and music venue is closing its doors after 12 years in business with five final evenings of live performances.

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The Falcons said Jeff Ulbrich was unaware of the data exposure or the prank until after the fact.

A severed rabbit's head was found in a boy's bathroom at Hutto High School on Monday, along with a message and a drawing of a dead rabbit, according to the school.

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The Texas House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee heard Senate Bill 378 late Tuesday night. The proposed legislation pushes for patient safety and transparency on who can administer Botox injections and similar treatments.

On Wednesdays episode of Inside Austins Agenda, host Grace Reader will sit down with Austin City Council Member Krista Laine about her first few months on the dais and upcoming city council action.

The Austin Police Department confirmed Wednesday that a school bus was involved in a two-vehicle crash in southeast Austin near Del Valle.

"We dont know if he was expecting us to just say 'Cheers!' and let him go, or what," the sheriff's office wrote.

South by Southwest (SXSW) now has a new director in charge who will lead the festival.

AUSTIN (KXAN) Three Longhorns and three high school players verbally committed to Texas are sprinkled in new rankings of top Major League Baseball draft prospects. Max Belyeu, Jared Spencer and Jalin Flores are the current Longhorns on Jonathan Mayo's latest list of top 150 draft prospects on MLB.com. Belyeu is recovering from thumb surgery [...]

Williamson County Emergency Services District Nine surprised the Round Rock Fire Department's Wildland Team with new equipment on Tuesday.

As we near the hot summer months and May marks National Wildfire Awareness Month, Austin and Travis County officials held a press conference on Tuesday to encourage Austinites to take precautions to protect themselves and their homes from wildfires.