Texas lawmaker files bill to regulate artificial intelligence

Published   Dec 26, 2024 11:02PM
A Texas lawmaker proposed a bill that would regulate artificial intelligence in the state. ... Read more

World War II vet shares stories across Central Texas

ELGIN, Texas — It has been nearly 80 years but United States Navy and World War II veteran Dud Morris can still vividly remember the Battle of Iwo Jima.

"I was on the fifth wave on Yellow Beach, on the first day, February 19th,” Morr ... Read more

Close to record temperatures return this weekend

Warmth is returning in a big way as temperatures head back up into the 80s before we ring in the New Year. - Freddy Vela ... Read more

Average property tax bill in Travis County expected to go up

The average bill for homesteads in Travis County is expected to go up by $1,123 from 2023, according to data from the Travis County Tax Assessor. ... Read more

Police union says APD should 'stop responding to mental health calls' after officer's sentence

Published   Dec 04, 2024 11:46PM
The Austin Police Association released a statement Wednesday, the day after a judge sentenced Christopher Taylor to two years in prison on a deadly conduct charge, calling on officers to stop responding to mental health calls. ... Read more

City adds hotline to aid homeless looking for shelter

As more and more people struggle with homelessness the city is using a new hotline to help people get off the streets and into shelter. ... Read more

Georgetown mental health officers see success, ultimately ho

The Georgetown Police Department launched its mental health unit early this year after getting approval from City Council in January. ... Read more

Here are the new nonstop flights coming to Austin-Bergstrom

As the year comes to an end, we're looking ahead to 2025 to see what new options passengers will have at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. ... Read more