Новости за 05.02.2024

A teenager is in critical condition after a shooting near McKinney Falls early Monday morning.

The Longhorns gained more votes in the latest poll, moving from 10 to 22 following an overtime loss to No. 4 Houston and a win over No. 25 TCU, but are still on the outside of the top 25 teams. Texas received five more votes than Oklahoma in the latest poll.

Just outside of Houston, is a gym, unassuming on the outside. But, inside dozens of elite gymnasts train in the World Champions Centre (WCC). They have gone on to win Olympic medals. That's powerhouse athletes like Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles. There's been a shift in the culture of USA Elite Gymnastics over the past decade, with more athletes of color competing at the highest level than ever before.

For the second time in about a month, Alaska Airlines has cut a nonstop route from Austin.

A man who was charged in connection with the death of an Austin man in November 2022 pleaded guilty to murder Monday morning before his trial began.

APD said all westbound lanes between Lake Creek Parkway and the end of the toll road are closed.

The Austin Police Department's Human Trafficking unit is searching for a missing woman from Kansas who might be in the Austin area.

Austin organization We Can Now hosts a sleep-out event, where volunteers will stay overnight in an east Austin encampment to drum up awareness and stand in solidarity with Austin’s unhoused.

Austin-Travis County EMS transported six patients injured in a major northeast Austin crash involving four vehicles Sunday evening.

The Cedar Park Police Department said on its Facebook page the girl left her home near East Park Street and Gupton Way Drive early in the morning and could have been suffering from a medical emergency.

With early voting in the Texas primary less than a month away, tech experts are warning about artificial intelligence’s role in election misinformation after several high-profile incidents involving AI.

Ayoka Lee, the Wildcats' 6-foot-6 center, is recovering from ankle surgery and wasn't available, leaving the paint wide open for Texas post players to operate in. Whether it was Alliyah Moore, Taylor Jones or DeYona Gaston, the Longhorns cleaned up the boards and racked up the second-chance points.