In Austin, a notable event is approaching. A performance by Ghost of the Robot is scheduled at the PCX Austin expo. The band's lead is a familiar figure, known for past work. His role in a popular television series has had lasting impact. Further information about the upcoming appearance and the expo can be found through local news sources, such as KXAN-NBC.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
Actor James Marsters discussed the enduring legacy of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and his upcoming performance with his band, Ghost of the Ro…
The Austin Police Department is looking for a suspect after two people were shot at a South Austin motel.
Officer Linda Lopez has become the first female motor officer in the Austin Independent School District Police Department's history, the dep…
A new fan-driven convention in Austin celebrates MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV and brings fans together.
The Central Texas Pool and Hot Tub Alliance (PHTA), which is comprised of pool industry professionals, believes the Austin area is a nationa…
NWS confirms three tornadoes hit Bexar County on July 15, including two newly verified EF-0s near downtown and eastern areas. An earlier EF-…
In this week’s episode of Student News Now on KXAN+, the Austin Independent School District said it plans to immediately close Paredes Middl…
A federal lawsuit is challenging the City of Austin’s Tree Ordinance after a homeowner was ordered to either plant replacement trees or pay …
Austin police announced the bust of an organized crime ring that victimized hundreds of people in Austin and surrounding areas.
A motorcyclist was killed after he crashed on State Highway 130 and then was hit by two vehicles. One of the vehicles was a Tesla reportedly…
Newly released surveillance video from the Austin Police Department shows the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Anthon…
Following a shooting on Rainey Street over the weekend, the victim’s brother is continuing his search for answers about who’s responsible.
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