The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and Austin and San Antonio areas each will experience higher temperatures but breezier days over the week.

Amplify Austin is the biggest giving day in Central Texas, giving locals the opportunity to donate to more than 700 nonprofits and fundraisers.

Preventing Disaster – Legislation to require security barriers to prevent crashes at hospital entrances is getting widespread support at the Texas Capitol. Matt Grant has the latest follow up in our investigative series, and found out that some people are pushing back against the plan.

Central Texas has been in the throes of a drought going back several years. Most of the area is in a severe to extreme drought. While any rain is welcomed rain, Tuesday’s rain didn’t put much of a dent in the drought. And it certainly wouldn’t be much help in lowering the wildfire risk.

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy was arrested Friday and booked into a central Texas jail on suspicion of assault of a family member by impeding breathing/circulation, according to Williamson County,

The National Weather Service has issued a “Red Flag Warning” for Central Texas all day Tuesday as inclement weather is expected to elevate wildfire risk. The arrival of a Pacific front early Tuesday will bring wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour and drive down humidity levels,

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Special Olympics athletes from across Texas spent Wednesday at the state capital in Austin lobbying for issues that affect over 60,000 athletes statewide and the group of delegates included three from Central Texas. Madi Potts, 19, has Down syndrome and has been participating in Special Olympics for more than four years now.

As explosive gusts wreak havoc across Austin, reports show that a spate of flights have been grounded as wind speeds are hitting nearly 30 mph.

Salado, proposes boosting base school funding by $220 and creating a new state allotment to help school districts pay prospective teachers who complete classroom residency programs.

Senate Bill 314 would ban certain food additives from free and reduced-price meals served in public schools. Senate Bill 25 proposes requiring students to take nutrition classes beginning in high school and directing food manufacturers to label products containing certain ingredients.

As neighbors listened to each others’ roof damage experiences in their short period of time living in the neighborhood, frustrations grew. “I bought this house brand new, thinking I’m getting into a new home, there’s not going to be an issue,” neighbor Bhavin Mistry said. “I feel like I’m being robbed.”