911 calls from Austin 6th Street shooting released
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Officials released 911 calls and police radio traffic from the deadly Sixth Street shooting that happened early Sunday.

Austin police release body cam video, 911 calls from 6th Street shooting
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WARNING: This video is graphic. Viewer discretion advised.  Austin police have released new video of the moments surrounding the deadly 6th Street shooting on Sunday that shows the chaotic scene and police killing the gunman.

Community holds vigil for victims of 6th Street mass shooting in Austin

The Austin community came together Wednesday evening to hold a vigil for those lost in the mass shooting on 6th Street Sunday night.

Austin 6th Street shooting: Second victim identified as UT Austin student

The Austin Police Department identified three of the victims killed in a deadly shooting at a downtown Austin bar. One of the victims was identified as 21-year-old Savitha Shan.

New video shows chaos during the Austin mass shooting
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FOX 26's Sarah Alegre provides more information on the tragic Austin sixth street shooting that occurred on March 1, 2026. The video reveals gunfire sounds and screaming from those at the scene.

Full video: Austin authorities provide update on 6th Street shooting investigation
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Officials in Austin updated the media on the investigation into the shooting along Sixth Street early Sunday morning that left three people, including the gunman, dead and 14 others wounded.

Austin 6th Street shooting: Witness recalls gunfire, chaotic scene

Witnesses described a scene of "pandemonium and hysteria" as gunfire erupted inside a packed Austin bar, leaving several dead and many others clinging to life.

Austin 6th Street shooting: What we know about gunman seen wearing 'Property of Allah' shirt

The story details a mass shooting in Austin's Sixth Street entertainment district that left three dead and 14 wounded, with investigators currently probing the gunman's potential ties to terrorism.

Texas sues Aid Access over mailing abortion pills to residents

Texas has filed a lawsuit against the international organization Aid Access, alleging the group is violating state law by mailing abortion-inducing pills to Texas residents.

Texas men's lacrosse freshman dies in car crash

The University of Texas men's lacrosse team is mourning the loss of Sarp Akmeshe who died in a Houston car crash.

Texas DPS lawsuit: Jury awards nearly $1.7M to 2 state troopers

The nearly $1.7 million verdict was centered on claims of unequal treatment, retaliation, and a racially hostile work environment inside Texas DPS.

2026 FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour in Texas: Schedule and how to get tickets

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour is bringing soccer’s most iconic prize to Texas this spring, offering fans in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio a rare chance to see the original solid-gold trophy and participate in interactive fan festivals ahead of the summer tournament.

Houston Mayor Whitmire criticizes Dallas, Austin leaders in city address

Houston Mayor John Whitmire delivered the State of the City Address Thursday afternoon. In praising his and the city's efforts to improve key areas of public interest, the former state legislator added a few critical remarks about other major Texas cities.

UT Austin to eliminate nearly two dozen positions

Nearly two dozen positions are being eliminated at UT Austin, resulting in layoffs. But as the provost puts it, these resources will be “repurposed."

Colin Allred blasts Senate hopeful James Talarico over alleged 'mediocre' comment

A dispute over alleged racial comments by candidate James Talarico has sparked a high-stakes confrontation with Colin Allred, potentially reshaping the Texas Democratic Senate primary and its appeal to Black voters.