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Dense fog settles in as rain leaves

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory, which is in effect until 10 a.m. Some area visibilities could drop below one-quarter of a mile.

Friday morning fog sets over area

Plenty of low-level moisture and calm winds led to a foggy Friday morning.

Get ready for a sub-freezing night

A hard freeze is in store for all of Central Texas. That means temperatures will fall below freezing for an extended period of time overnight. Now is the time

Workweek gets off to wet start

Scattered showers and thunderstorms dotted the radar Monday morning, and the chance for more rain continues through the afternoon.

380-acre solar farm goes online

The switch was flipped Friday morning in Webberville on what officials are calling the nation's largest solar farm.

LCRA won't lower lake levels this year

The Lower Colorado River Authority will not draw down the pass-through lakes on the Highland Lakes chain this year because of the ongoing drought.

Neighbors oppose proposed gas station

Land for sale in Round Rock is causing a stir with its neighbors. Local gas station company is looking to buy and rezone the land. Neighbors aren’t sold on the

Warning: It's cedar season again

Cedar season is just beginning. It's delayed because of the lack of rain.

Recent rains help, but more is needed

The recent rains have helped ease the drought, but more is still needed to replenish the Central Texas reservoirs.

Tolls lowered to tempt truck drivers

The Texas Department of Transportation is reducing tolls for trucks on State Highway 130 and State Highway 45.

Church mourns loss of its pastor, wife

An Austin religious community on Wednesday was mourning the loss of their pastor and his wife, described by friends as loving and inseparable.

Christmas tree sales start in Elgin

For many families, the trip to Elgin for their Christmas tree has become a tradition but heat and drought is affecting the farm.

Austin businesses start toy drive

The Labor Day wildfires ravaged hundreds of homes in Bastrop, and not even the community's Pink Santa program was spared.

Thanksgiving is busiest travel time

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has seen a 6 percent increase in travelers since last year. Combine that with changes at the airport, you can expect to

APD launches holiday crime initiative

The Austin Police Department warns shoppers make good targets for thieves so they’ve launched their Holiday Season Property Crime Reduction Initiative.

Car fire shuts down SH 71 east of I-35

A car fire shut down the eastbound lanes of State Highway 71 just east of Iinterstate 35 just before noon Thursday.