Central Texas

A San Marcos man was sentenced to 80 years in prison for his involvement in a widespread fraud and theft scheme that affected victims across Central Texas and other states.

Austin and Central Texas are under an Extreme Heat Warning until 8 p.m. Wednesday, with a heat index expected to reach 115 degrees today.

Recent rainfall in Central Texas filled Highland Lakes but also introduced pollutants, leading authorities to ask Austin metro area residents to suspend outdoor watering to mitigate water contamination.

The Highland Lakes in Central Texas are popular boating spots, but drought and floods occasionally affect the status of public boat ramps. The article highlights which ramps are open or closed due to these environmental factors.

Rising professional boxer Hannah Rapp was killed in a bicycle collision in Central Texas when a motorist allegedly reversed his vehicle and struck her. The driver has been charged with manslaughter.

Rising professional boxer Hannah Rapp was killed in a Texas bicycle collision when a motorist allegedly reversed his vehicle and struck her. The driver has been charged with manslaughter.

Residents near Lake Travis in Central Texas are preparing for floodgate operations as they begin in the region. Graveyard Point residents are among those taking precautions.

T-Mobile is deploying satellite technology, mobile network assets, and other resources to support Central Texas communities affected by floods. The company aims to assist flood-impacted areas through these measures.

Severe storms and flash flooding have caused damage in Central Texas, prompting emergency relief efforts to assist affected individuals. The article highlights ways to donate and support those impacted by the flooding.

At least two people have died due to heavy rains and floods in central Texas. Officials are testing new warning systems following last year's deadly rainfall.

Two deaths have been confirmed due to a Flash Flood Emergency in Central Texas. The City of Kerrville issued a shelter-in-place order as heavy rain led to evacuations early Thursday.

At least two people have died in Central Texas due to flooding caused by multiple days of heavy rainfall. Authorities are urging residents to seek higher ground immediately.

Torrential rain caused deadly flash flooding in Central Texas, resulting in at least one death and the rescue of 70 people. Local leaders urged residents to seek higher ground as areas previously devastated by the 2025 4th of July flooding were hit again.

Dozens of people were rescued in Central Texas as flash flooding persisted for the third consecutive day due to torrential rainfall. Water levels continued to rise, with CBS News correspondent Jason Allen reporting from the affected area.

Central Texas has experienced over two feet of rain in four days, with some areas receiving a year's worth of rainfall in five days. The heavy rainfall has led to significant local impacts.

One death has been confirmed due to a Flash Flood Emergency in Central Texas. The City of Kerrville issued a shelter-in-place order as heavy rain led to evacuations early Thursday.

The Pedernales and Llano rivers are experiencing significant water level rises in Central Texas due to ongoing heavy rainfall for the second consecutive day.

Relentless rain has caused widespread flooding in Central Texas, with the Pedernales River surging in Fredericksburg, Texas.

Torrential rain caused flash flooding in central Texas for the third consecutive day, leading to dozens of rescues. A tornado near San Antonio was also reported as part of the same storm system.

Gov. Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 59 Central Texas counties. KXAN Investigates surveyed siren usage across more than 20 counties or cities in the region.

Central Texas, including the Austin metro, is under a Flood Watch as heavy rain continues to fall, increasing the risk of flash flooding. The situation remains active with ongoing weather updates.

Heavy rain continues to redevelop over parts of Central Texas this morning, increasing flood risk. Meteorologist Kristen Currie reported the ongoing weather conditions.

Heavy storms in Central Texas triggered a flash flood emergency, with over a foot of rain causing rivers to swell. Jason Allen and Rob Marciano reported on the event and provided weather forecasts.

CommUnityCare Health Centers is expanding services for foster children and families in Central Texas after earning designation as a Foster Care Center of Excellence. The program launches in Austin following the state designation.

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for Central Texas through Thursday night, disrupting the typical summertime weather pattern in the Austin area.

A free transit program for older adults in Central Texas, launched in June 2024 by CARTS in partnership with AAACAP and CAPCOG, has provided over 28,000 rides to seniors, addressing post-pandemic isolation and improving access to healthcare and social services. The program expands beyond medical appointments to include destinations like grocery stores and community centers, with monthly rides averaging 1,600 in recent months.

Central Texas faces heavy rain and upgraded flash flood risks during the early-week commute. A Saharan dust plume could cause rare 'blood rain' in the region.

City leaders in Bastrop are advocating for the establishment of a regional hospital to address healthcare access challenges in Central Texas as the region continues to grow.

KXAN is tracking wildfires in Central Texas in 2026 using an interactive map and database that updates with new information.

Austin Community Foundation has awarded $2.5 million in grants to 130 nonprofits in Central Texas through the Forever Austin Fund.

One year after the Hill Country floods caused over 100 deaths, survivors continue to face financial and mental health challenges in recovery efforts. New data highlights ongoing struggles among those affected by the disaster.

It has been one year since deadly floods hit Central Texas during the July 4th weekend, resulting in over 130 fatalities. The event remains a significant tragedy marked by severe loss of life.

Deadly floods in Central Texas' Hill Country region killed over 130 people, including 25 at Camp Mystic. Scott Ruskan, a U.S. Coast Guard aviation survival technician, reflected on the tragedy during his first mission at the camp a year later.

Central Texas recovery efforts are nearing one year since the deadly July 4th flooding. The Central Texas Community Foundation has raised millions of dollars to support rebuilding and assist families in the region.

The Emerald Ash Borer, a flying insect, may soon reach Central Texas. The article highlights the potential arrival of this species as a new concern for the region.

Central Texas firefighters and safety experts are urging the public to exercise caution with fireworks safety ahead of the Fourth of July celebrations. The warnings come as communities prepare for historic events marking America’s 250th birthday.

One year after Texas Hill Country floods, UGRA and Kerr County have introduced a new flood warning system. Central Texas residents received an update on the system, though questions remain about its responsibility.

KXAN is tracking starting superintendent salaries in Central Texas school districts. The article focuses on salary data for school district superintendents in the region.

One year after deadly July 4 floods in central Texas, Hunt Store manager Courtney Garrison described the damage as 'still surreal' while sitting in the store's parking lot.

An active weather pattern has led to significant improvements in the ongoing drought in Central Texas. The changes indicate a notable shift in regional drought conditions.