A new coalition of local animal rescue groups is working to get some space at Town Lake Animal Center, which is currently being used by the nonprofit Austin Pets Alive! and the city.
5/24/2012 - By: Sebastian Robertson
The trial for an AWOL Fort Campbell soldier accused of planning to bomb a Killeen restaurant frequented by Fort Hood soldiers continued Wednesday. Nearly a dozen witnesses took the stand, but jurors also had a chance to listen to Naser Jason Abdo through several recordings played in court.
5/24/2012 - By: Chie Saito
While the Austin City Council mulls over the proposed urban rail and its $550 million price tag, opponents are raising their voices. They say the proposed system is not the right plan for the city.
5/23/2012 - By: Jeff Stensland
Republican incumbent Sheriff Gary Cutler and former-Democrat, now Republican, Tommy Ratliff are vying for the top seat at the Hays County Sheriff's Office. Ratliff sat there once before and is trying to work his way back, while Sheriff Cutler works on convincing voters he's still the man for the job.
5/24/2012 - By: Russell Wilde
The court battle over Texas' voting districts delayed the state's primary race and confused many voters. Our Alana Rocha took to the road, driving the maps to demonstrate what district is where.
5/23/2012 - By: Alana Rocha
Bobcats throttle SFA in first round
5/23/2012 - By: Texas State Media Relations
The management team at the troubled Wood Ridge apartments issued a statement Wednesday, saying residents affected by the recent collapse should stay in close contact as financial assistant may be possible.
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
The Texas Primary is only six days away, and Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst is hoping to avoid a runoff. The AP is reporting Dewhurst gave $1.2 million to his own campaign on the first day of early voting.
5/23/2012 - By: Allison Sandza
It's the final week of campaigning for candidates hoping to score a primary victory. This week, we're talking to two of the top candidates.
5/22/2012 - By: Sarah Grady
Longhorns NCAA tournament hopes in jeopardy after first round loss
5/23/2012 - By: Associated Press
Ludy leads Bears to first round win
5/23/2012 - By: Associated Press
Former Longhorns Guard one of 60 players invited to Chicago
5/22/2012 - By: YNN Staff
It's important to stay safe after an accident. Find out how in this edition of “Your Driver’s Ed.”
5/23/2012 - By: Ed Keiner
Anne Hudson has this week's hottest events in this edition of "Style Guide."
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
Obstacle course races have only become more popular, but is the average runner ready for the new challenge? In this "Active Now," Julia Morales demonstrates a new boot camp intending to train athletes for whatever obstacle a race may throw at them.
5/23/2012 - By: Julia Morales
Dogs from one of the worst hoarding cases in Bastrop history reunited Tuesday at the Austin Humane Society. Judging from the wagging tales of canines and happy human faces, the dogs have moved on from their troubled past.
5/23/2012 - By: Sebastian Robertson
Learn a little bit about the traveling power of energy through the classic game of Croquet in this edition of “Science Break.”
5/22/2012 - By: Burton Fitzsimmons
It’s a “gourmet deli that specializes in grilled cheese.” Check out the cheesy goodness that is Chedd’s in this edition of “Off the Plate.”
5/22/2012 - By: Eddie Garcia
Some of the nicer-looking apps on the market were recently given their own exhibit in a New York gallery of digital art. Learn more about it in this edition of Tech Beat.
5/21/2012 - By: Adam Balkin
If performance is critical to you and you can swing the higher price tag, then look no further. The 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG is the ride for you. Learn more in this edition of "The Car Coach."
5/21/2012 - By: Lauren Fix
Indigestion, hot flashes, cramps? Research proves the very things we use to season our food, could also combat these annoying, everyday problems. We have more on the top spices to have inside your kitchen in this edition of Smart Living.
5/21/2012 - By: Ivanhoe Broadcast News
As people age, their skin begins to sag. Experts say there are easy ways to revitalize your skin and look younger.
5/21/2012 - By: Ivanhoe Broadcast News
Local business-owner Gene Robinson makes his living operating unmanned aircraft, giving law enforcement and emergency crews across the nation an eye in the sky. Things are changing for his business, RP Flight Systems, now that the FAA is becoming more and more involved in the use of small, unmanned aircraft.
5/21/2012 - By: Sebastian Robertson
Looking for a safe and effective way to work out the back? Marcie Fraser demonstrates in this edition of "Tone Up."
5/20/2012 - By: Marcie Fraser
The romesco sauce made in this "Cooking at Home" also makes a great topping for simply cooked chicken, pork or seafood.
5/20/2012 - By: Dan Eaton
This same recipe can be used for rainbow trout.
5/19/2012 - By: Dan Eaton
YNN's Dan Eaton cooks up some tasty strip steaks and guacamole in this edition of "Cooking at Home."
5/6/2012 - By: Dan Eaton
Check out what’s hot in the arts during this edition of “Arts Minute.”
5/23/2012 - By: Carla McDonald
Full lineup- The 2012 Austin City Limits Music Festival lineup is revealed. This year’s headliners include Red Hot Chili Peppers, Neil Young and Crazy Horse and The Black Keys. The star-studded lineup also includes Jack White, Florence + The Machine, Weezer, Gotye and many more.
5/21/2012 - By: YNN Staff
Native Texan filmmaker Wes Anderson’s first two films, “Bottle Rocket” and “Rushmore” were made in the Texas. He’s made films all over the world, but "Moonrise Kingdom" is the first movie he’s made in America in more than 10 years. It debuted opening night at the Cannes Film Festival.
5/21/2012 - By: Victor Diaz
Steamboat was a live music venue that helped shape Austin's reputation as the "Live Music Capital of the World." Even though the bar closed its doors on Sixth Street in 1999, former owner Danny Crooks still hosts an annual reunion event.
5/18/2012 - By: YNN Staff
A Travis County judge ruled Wednesday to send the New Braunfels 'can ban' lawsuit to Comal County court. The suit landed in Travis County because it not only names the Comal County city, but state officials as well.
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
The Austin City Council has already approved hundreds of more apartments for the Steiner Ranch development and could approve 180 duplex homes during Thursday’s meeting. However, some Steiner Ranch dwellers say the expansion is a safety concern and have organized a petition against the developments.
5/23/2012 - By: Jess Mitchell
For his efforts during the state's most destructive wildfire last year and the recovery thereafter, Mike Fisher with Bastrop County's Officer of Emergency Management received the U.S. Small Business Administration's Phoenix Award.
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
The burn center at Fort Sam Houston is the only one of its kind for the U.S. Department of Defense. However, as the war begins to wind down in Afghanistan, fewer wounded warriors are coming through their doors. In part four of YNN’s "Healing Heroes" series, Chie Saito tells us about the burn center's changing mission.
5/23/2012 - By: Chie Saito
Finding fresh, affordable food close to home isn't so easy for a large number of Texans who live miles from supermarkets in so-called “food deserts.” Tuesday, lawmakers at the Capitol heard potential solutions on how to ensure everyone in the Lone Star State has easy access to fresh food.
5/23/2012 - By: Karina Kling
Workers at the zoo in Cedar Creek said they knew the mother was pregnant and discovered the baby Tuesday.
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
A deceased person was found in Lady Bird Lake near Riverside Drive early Wednesday morning. Investigators say the death appears to be a drowning.
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
Intel and the University of Texas have quite the beautiful working relationship. Find out more in this edition of “Business Now.”
5/23/2012 - By: YNN Staff
Summer is just around the corner for thousands of Central Texas students. For many, that will mean outings to the lake or pool, but being around the water can be risky, especially for young people. However, there’s a new program that’s designed to raise awareness of summertime water safety.
5/22/2012 - By: Dan Robertson