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Top Videos This section features a collection of recent and popular video news clips covering various local and national events, ranging from community issues to political and public safety updates. These videos provide detailed reports and updates on significant happenings. News conference on Jarrell trench collapse Officials provided an update on recovery efforts at a construction site where two men were tragically trapped, detailing the ongoing rescue operations and challenges faced by emergency teams. 51 migrants dead after being found in abandoned tractor trailer in San Antonio FOX 7 Austin's Kelly Saberi reports on the latest developments in the investigation of a mass casualty event in San Antonio, where 51 migrants were found deceased in an abandoned tractor trailer, highlighting the human tragedy and ongoing inquiries. Austin-area animal shelters are overcrowded, adoptions and foster care needed Central Texas animal shelters are experiencing severe overcrowding, with five of the largest facilities in the Austin area urgently requesting public assistance through adoptions or fostering to alleviate the crisis. Latest on search for Kaitlin Armstrong, wanted for murder of 25-year-old cyclist Moriah Wilson U.S. Marshals have successfully located Kaitlin Armstrong's black Jeep Cherokee as part of the ongoing manhunt for the woman wanted in connection with the murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson, progressing the investigation. Austin resident on 'MasterChef Junior' finale Austin's own Grayson discusses his experience on 'MasterChef Junior' as he prepares to face another contestant in the finale, competing for the coveted title and a $100,000 grand prize. He shares insights into the show and what viewers can expect. Austin man builds home on top of his car, turns tragedy to positivity Terry Gonzalez, an Austin resident, shares his inspiring story of building a unique mobile home atop his car after experiencing difficult times, explaining that the unconventional design was essential to accommodate his beloved pets. UFO spotted in Hays County A recent UFO sighting in Hays County has garnered significant attention from multiple witnesses, adding to years of documented photos and videos of unidentified flying objects in the region and sparking renewed interest in unexplained phenomena. Fall festival season safety: FULL news conference City officials and public safety agencies conducted a comprehensive news conference to discuss safety protocols for the upcoming fall festival season, addressing potential weather impacts on events like the ACL Music Festival and providing crucial public safety details. Austin ICE shooting: Man faces federal charge A federal judge has canceled a scheduled hearing for a 28-year-old man who was shot by an ICE officer in Austin, as he now faces a federal criminal charge directly linked to the September 20th shooting incident. FOX 7 Austin's Julieanna Jackson provides the details. Passengers evacuated after COTALAND roller coaster stops During the opening day of COTALAND, the Circuit Breaker roller coaster abruptly halted, leading to the evacuation of multiple passengers. This incident prompted immediate safety measures and investigations into the cause of the stoppage. Voter registration glitch update Travis County election officials have processed 30% of over 30,000 backlog forms and anticipate completing all registrations before early voting begins, addressing a significant glitch in the voter registration system. Pflugerville switching ambulance service After prolonged disputes over emergency services, the City of Pflugerville is reverting to Travis County ESD 2, also known as the Pflugerville Fire Department, for its ambulance services, marking a significant change in local emergency response provision. Travis County working to install flood warning sirens As Texans prepare for potential flash flooding this week, Travis County Commissioners are actively developing plans to install flood warning sirens, aiming to enhance public safety and preparedness in vulnerable areas. Feds charge man shot in Austin ICE encounter The U.S. Attorney's Office states that the man who was shot in an Austin ICE encounter is now facing federal charges, alleging he struck an ICE officer with his side-view mirror while attempting to flee a traffic stop. New threats from Iran Rising tensions in the Middle East are fueled by new threats from Iran and increased violence in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump has repeatedly claimed the conflict will end soon, but observers note his past similar assurances. Women attacked by same man near Zilker Park Two women residing near Zilker Park allege they were attacked by the same individual two years apart. Following a recent encounter this past weekend, they fear for their safety and are concerned about the assailant returning to the streets. Man shot by ICE agent faces federal charge A man who was shot by an ICE agent in North Austin earlier this month is now facing federal charges, bringing a new legal dimension to the incident that sparked local controversy and protests. District 1 candidates participate in forum Residents of Austin's District One had the opportunity to directly question their city council candidates at a forum, as the November election approaches, allowing for direct engagement on key local issues. FOX 7 Austin's Marco Bitonel reports on the event. State officials give update on storm preparations State officials provided an update on storm preparations, as a significant portion of Texas anticipates heavy rainfall and potential flooding later in the week. FOX 7 Austin’s Jenna King details the state's readiness and preventive measures. Former Harper ISD teacher gets 15 years in prison A former Harper ISD teacher has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following convictions for multiple felony offenses involving the illegal recording of young girls in bathrooms and dressing rooms, marking a significant legal outcome. Camp Mystic looking to sell properties The owners of Camp Mystic are reportedly seeking to sell the camp as part of a bankruptcy filing, a decision that follows a tragic 2025 flooding event in the Texas Hill Country which claimed the lives of 27 campers and counselors. Heavy rain, possible flooding during ACL 2026 With ACL just days away, forecasts predict cooler temperatures but also significant rainfall, raising concerns about potential flooding. FOX 7 Austin's Meredith Aldis provides insights into what music festival attendees can anticipate this weekend. Austin ISD school closures: Parents weigh petition Parents at Burnet and Webb middle schools are considering a petition as Austin ISD faces potential state intervention, aiming to ensure their voices are heard regarding decisions on school closures and the future of their children's education. FOX 7 Austin's Julieanna Jackson has the story. Protests continue one week after ICE-involved shooting Protests persisted one week after an ICE-involved shooting, with many community members gathering to express their frustration with the federal agency. The underpass where the shooting occurred remains covered with anti-ICE messages, and the agent involved is still unidentified.
Top Videos
This section features a collection of recent and popular video news clips covering various local and national events, ranging from community issues to political and public safety updates. These videos provide detailed reports and updates on significant happenings.
News conference on Jarrell trench collapse
Officials provided an update on recovery efforts at a construction site where two men were tragically trapped, detailing the ongoing rescue operations and challenges faced by emergency teams.
51 migrants dead after being found in abandoned tractor trailer in San Antonio
FOX 7 Austin's Kelly Saberi reports on the latest developments in the investigation of a mass casualty event in San Antonio, where 51 migrants were found deceased in an abandoned tractor trailer, highlighting the human tragedy and ongoing inquiries.
Austin-area animal shelters are overcrowded, adoptions and foster care needed
Central Texas animal shelters are experiencing severe overcrowding, with five of the largest facilities in the Austin area urgently requesting public assistance through adoptions or fostering to alleviate the crisis.
Latest on search for Kaitlin Armstrong, wanted for murder of 25-year-old cyclist Moriah Wilson
U.S. Marshals have successfully located Kaitlin Armstrong's black Jeep Cherokee as part of the ongoing manhunt for the woman wanted in connection with the murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson, progressing the investigation.
Austin resident on 'MasterChef Junior' finale
Austin's own Grayson discusses his experience on 'MasterChef Junior' as he prepares to face another contestant in the finale, competing for the coveted title and a $100,000 grand prize. He shares insights into the show and what viewers can expect.
Austin man builds home on top of his car, turns tragedy to positivity
Terry Gonzalez, an Austin resident, shares his inspiring story of building a unique mobile home atop his car after experiencing difficult times, explaining that the unconventional design was essential to accommodate his beloved pets.
UFO spotted in Hays County
A recent UFO sighting in Hays County has garnered significant attention from multiple witnesses, adding to years of documented photos and videos of unidentified flying objects in the region and sparking renewed interest in unexplained phenomena.
Fall festival season safety: FULL news conference
City officials and public safety agencies conducted a comprehensive news conference to discuss safety protocols for the upcoming fall festival season, addressing potential weather impacts on events like the ACL Music Festival and providing crucial public safety details.
Austin ICE shooting: Man faces federal charge
A federal judge has canceled a scheduled hearing for a 28-year-old man who was shot by an ICE officer in Austin, as he now faces a federal criminal charge directly linked to the September 20th shooting incident. FOX 7 Austin's Julieanna Jackson provides the details.
Passengers evacuated after COTALAND roller coaster stops
During the opening day of COTALAND, the Circuit Breaker roller coaster abruptly halted, leading to the evacuation of multiple passengers. This incident prompted immediate safety measures and investigations into the cause of the stoppage.
Voter registration glitch update
Travis County election officials have processed 30% of over 30,000 backlog forms and anticipate completing all registrations before early voting begins, addressing a significant glitch in the voter registration system.
Pflugerville switching ambulance service
After prolonged disputes over emergency services, the City of Pflugerville is reverting to Travis County ESD 2, also known as the Pflugerville Fire Department, for its ambulance services, marking a significant change in local emergency response provision.
Travis County working to install flood warning sirens
As Texans prepare for potential flash flooding this week, Travis County Commissioners are actively developing plans to install flood warning sirens, aiming to enhance public safety and preparedness in vulnerable areas.
Feds charge man shot in Austin ICE encounter
The U.S. Attorney's Office states that the man who was shot in an Austin ICE encounter is now facing federal charges, alleging he struck an ICE officer with his side-view mirror while attempting to flee a traffic stop.
New threats from Iran
Rising tensions in the Middle East are fueled by new threats from Iran and increased violence in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump has repeatedly claimed the conflict will end soon, but observers note his past similar assurances.
Women attacked by same man near Zilker Park
Two women residing near Zilker Park allege they were attacked by the same individual two years apart. Following a recent encounter this past weekend, they fear for their safety and are concerned about the assailant returning to the streets.
Man shot by ICE agent faces federal charge
A man who was shot by an ICE agent in North Austin earlier this month is now facing federal charges, bringing a new legal dimension to the incident that sparked local controversy and protests.
District 1 candidates participate in forum
Residents of Austin's District One had the opportunity to directly question their city council candidates at a forum, as the November election approaches, allowing for direct engagement on key local issues. FOX 7 Austin's Marco Bitonel reports on the event.
State officials give update on storm preparations
State officials provided an update on storm preparations, as a significant portion of Texas anticipates heavy rainfall and potential flooding later in the week. FOX 7 Austin’s Jenna King details the state's readiness and preventive measures.
Former Harper ISD teacher gets 15 years in prison
A former Harper ISD teacher has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following convictions for multiple felony offenses involving the illegal recording of young girls in bathrooms and dressing rooms, marking a significant legal outcome.
Camp Mystic looking to sell properties
The owners of Camp Mystic are reportedly seeking to sell the camp as part of a bankruptcy filing, a decision that follows a tragic 2025 flooding event in the Texas Hill Country which claimed the lives of 27 campers and counselors.
Heavy rain, possible flooding during ACL 2026
With ACL just days away, forecasts predict cooler temperatures but also significant rainfall, raising concerns about potential flooding. FOX 7 Austin's Meredith Aldis provides insights into what music festival attendees can anticipate this weekend.
Austin ISD school closures: Parents weigh petition
Parents at Burnet and Webb middle schools are considering a petition as Austin ISD faces potential state intervention, aiming to ensure their voices are heard regarding decisions on school closures and the future of their children's education. FOX 7 Austin's Julieanna Jackson has the story.
Protests continue one week after ICE-involved shooting
Protests persisted one week after an ICE-involved shooting, with many community members gathering to express their frustration with the federal agency. The underpass where the shooting occurred remains covered with anti-ICE messages, and the agent involved is still unidentified.
