Dallas police Chief Eddie García heading to Austin in City Hall position, officials confirm
Dallas police Chief Eddie García is retiring from the top law enforcement role in that city and will soon land at Austin City Hall as an assistant city manager overseeing public safety, the city of Austin confirmed to the American-Statesman.
Austin, murder-for-hire
Court documents state that during the woman's ride, Medruga-Mesa forced her into the front seat by locking the car's doors ...
The city of Austin received $10.5 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation to put toward pedestrian safety infrastructure on Sept. 5. The project will implement safety treatments ...
Justin Timberlake has added new 2025 dates to his "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour," including a return to Austin's Moody ...
Read more A new report, required annually by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, gives an ...
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is proposed to nearly double in size with the expansion, the largest in the airport's ...
A Travis County man says something that caught his eye on his daily drive soon turned his curiosity into concern. They're ...
Austin Public School District held a candidate forum Thursday, Sept. 19. The forum gave people a chance to meet candidates ...
No arrests were made in a Northeast Austin shooting. The aggravated assault happened at a stoplight in broad daylight.
In what became an international news story 35 years ago, Austin’s historic Treaty Oak was poisoned with a deadly herbicide that almost killed the massive tree.
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