Goats out of their pen at Cedar Point (Video courtesy: Buddy Loves Rides)
Earlier this week it was camels on the loose at Cedar Point. Now it appears goats made their way out of their pen for awhile as well.
Goats out of their pen at Cedar Point (Video courtesy:…
Earlier this week it was camels on the loose at Cedar Point. Now it appears goats made their way out of their pen for awhile as well.
INSIGHT: ‘It takes a village.’ But the modern ‘village’…
In a time when technology allows us to all be more connected than ever before, a report by the baby product company MomCozy found more than half of moms surveyed are lonely.
The old adage that “it takes a village” to raise a child, is proving harder to find, according to survey results. More than half of the 1,187 moms who completed a survey by MomCozy this year said they either don’t have a village or they only have somewhat of a village.
INSIGHT: Mental health guidance for those impacted…
NAMI Central Texas provides insight on mental health help as the community reels from Saturday's deadly shooting in Round Rock.
IDEA Rundberg remembers beloved educator
Ara Duke is one of two victims killed in a shooting at Round Rock Juneteenth celebration.
MORE: https://www.kxan.com/news/local/round-rock/round-rock-police-identify-victims-killed-in-old-settlers-park-shooting/
Alzheimer’s Disease expert breaks down new drug treatment
Alzheimer's Association Capital of Texas Chapter Executive Director Andrea Taurins discusses a potential new treatment aimed at slowing down Alzheimer's in the disease's early stages.
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Rich Segal update on tropical storm potential, impact…
Heavy rainfall and possible flooding are in the forecast for parts of Central Texas due to a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico. Meteorologist Rich Segal talked with Will DuPree about the latest outlook. Full forecast here: https://www.kxan.com/weather/forecast/todays-forecast/
KXAN News Today | Tuesday, June 18 morning headlines
Gov. Abbott activated the Texas Division of Emergency Management ahead of the expected development of a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico, APD needs help finding four suspects in connection to a deadly shooting that happened near a northeast Austin Waffle House, and the City of Austin is eliminating fees at some pools this summer. Plus, a look at the forecast. More on kxan.com.
Memo: Austin to eliminate fees at some city pools…
Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/memo-austin-to-eliminate-fees-at-some-city-pools-this-summer/Memo: Austin to eliminate fees at some city pools this summer
Texas AG Paxton asks judge to shut down Annunciation…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is asking a judge to pause the shelter’s operations after the shelter fought his office’s requests for a swath of records. Paxton accuses the shelter of encouraging people to cross the border illegally and hindering law enforcement’s efforts to arrest illegal immigrants. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas/annunciation-house-in-court-paxton-asks-el-paso-judge-to-shut-down-migrant-shelter/
Study recommends ten solutions to make Austin more…
The Austin Housing Department has ten recommendations for more affordable housing for students at Austin universities.
Active shooter alert not used during Round Rock festival…
KXAN investigators looked into why the state's active shooter alert system was not used during Round Rock festival shooting and discovered the system has yet to be used in the three years since it was created.
Texas releases dashboard on maternal health
The department of state health services launched a public dashboard on maternal health and infant health Monday.
Project Connect trial halts, punted to Third Court…
Read more: https://www.kxan.com/traffic/traffic-projects/project-connect/heres-whats-at-stake-in-project-connect-trial-beginning-monday/ A trial centered around the validity of the funding structure behind Austin's Project Connect mass transit system began and quickly halted Monday, as Attorney General Ken Paxton's office filed an interlocutory appeal to delay proceedings.
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