Thursday marks four months since May’s historic flooding in Nashville. One woman watched the floods swallow her home, but the devastation somehow became the jumpstart she needed to build a new life, here in Austin.
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Austin woman survives Nashville floods, builds new life in TX
Cedar Park, TX – The Texas Stars, in conjunction with the Youth Hockey Foundation of Austin (YHFA), announced on Thursday they have partnered to form the Texas Junior Stars.
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Texas Stars Announce Partnership with Youth Hockey Foundation of Austin to Form Texas Junior Stars
Two men are in custody after New Braunfels police discovered a body in their trunk during a traffic stop.
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Body found in trunk during traffic stop in New Braunfels
Brazos Park East in Waco is getting a facelift thanks to the city’s 2007 bond election.
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New hike and bike trail planned for Waco park
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White announced a plan to secure the United States border Thursday. It’s a plan that Gov. Perry says is nothing new.
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Border security latest topic in campaign for governor
The temporary cap that stopped oil from gushing out of BP’s blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico has been removed.
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Temporary cap that stopped oil gusher removed
Commander Stephen Baker of Austin Police Department stopped by Good Day to talk about Texas Department of Transportation’s “Drink, Drive, Go to Jail” campaign and APD’s no refusal weekend.
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APD: Drink, Drive, Go to Jail
Officers with the Cedar Park Police Department have responded to two reports of child enticement in the area over the past week. Now, authorities are asking parents to talk to their children about staying safe.
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Incidents of child enticement ignite safety concern
AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fitch Ratings assigns an ‘AA+’ rating to the following Fort Worth, TX (the city) revenue bonds: –$50 million water and sewer system revenue refunding bonds, series 2010C. In addition, Fitch takes the following action on the city’s outstanding parity revenue bonds: –Approximately $460.5 million affirmed at ‘AA+’. The Rating Outlook is Stable.
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Fitch Rates Fort Worth, Texas’ $50MM Water and Sewer Revs ‘AA+’; Outlook Stable
