Isabella Basco

Tension is rising in a South Austin neighborhood, as the Texas Attorney General is suing the operator of a homeless services center.

Families in the Meadows of Blackhawk community have noticed a sudden spike on their bill the last couple of months

The conversation around how the city responds to calls for mental health problems has intensified.

The Congressman says air traffic controllers are "understaffed and overworked," leading to recent flight delays.

As cold weather shelters open their doors in Austin, finding a warm place to stay in smaller cities can be challenging.

City leaders believe these changes are long overdue. AUSTIN, Texas — Five years ago, Lauren Thomas lost her only sibling and the man she calls her "absolute best friend," Keaton Carnley.

Austin ISD leaders say they are making strides in fixing issues with the special education department.

The Christi Center, which offers free grief support, held its 37th annual remembrance service at Mabee Ballroom at St. Edward's University on Sunday.

Austin-Travis County EMS is pleading with drivers to slow down and pay attention.

Mendez Middle School has struggled for several years, failing to meet Texas Education Agency standards and facing a potential takeover by state-appointed officials.