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  1. Bastrop County investigating dead animals under bridge

    A gruesome find under a bridge in Bastrop launches an investigation in Bastrop County, and it all started with a missing pet.

  2. Travis Co. sheriff investigates double homicide

    Travis Co. sheriff investigates double homicide

    Travis County Sheriff's deputies found two people dead at 23006 Hog Eye Road near Elgin Friday afternoon.

  3. Security video captures I-5 bridge collapse

    Security video captured an Interstate 5 bridge collapsing into the Skagit River Thursday night, sending cars and three people into the frigid water in Mount Vernon.

  4. Powerful video of storms in Austin

    From roaring creeks to fallen trees to house fires, Friday's storms brought much-needed rain and some problems to people living in the Austin area.

  5. Today's Rain Forecast

  6. Doppler Force Max Storm Tracking Information

  7. Photos: Actress’s new modern home

    Photos: Actress’s new modern home

    Actress Jennifer Love Hewitt is headed to Pacific Palisades after purchasing an ultra-modern home for $3.25 million, according to Realtor.com.

  8. Scout leaders resign looking elsewhere after vote to lift ban on gays

    Scout leaders resign looking elsewhere after vote to lift ban on gays

    A Collin County Commissioner who serves as a district Scouting leader resigned his post after the National Council's decision to lift a ban on openly gay members.

  9. Rainfall - Austin Area

    Austin area rainfall

  10. South Congress food trailers moving out

    South Congress food trailers moving out

    Time is running out for food trailers on South Congress Ave. For some, the move out begins this weekend and it will eventually give way to a new mixed use development.

  11. Nestande, Clive Bar being sued by victim's father

    Nestande, Clive Bar being sued by victim's father

    Bart Griffin, Courtney's father, is now suing Nestande and the bar which served her drinks the night of the incident.

  12. 24 hour rainfall totals

    24 hour rainfall totals

    Rainfall totals through Wednesday, April 3rd.

  13. San Antonio roads swamped by record rainfall

    San Antonio roads swamped by record rainfall

    Officials say about 60 people have been rescued from their San Antonio-area homes as floodwaters continue to rise.

  14. What should you do if your car goes into the water?

    What should you do if your car goes into the water?

    A car, a truck and a camper ended up in the Skagit River after part of the Interstate 5 bridge there collapsed Thursday. What should you do if your car ends up in the water? Here are some tips from the National Safety Commission.

  15. Adalia Rose visits KVUE for progeria research

    Last October KVUE introduced you to an incredible girl from Round Rock named Adalia Rose. She suffers from Progeria, a rare genetic condition that produces rapid aging in children.

  16. Lightning strike near ABIA causes scare

    A spokesperson for Austin-Bergstrom International Airport says one adult male was sent to the hospital after a nearby lightning strike.

  17. Hendrickson HS evacuated for "strong smoke odor"

    Fire crews arrived Friday afternoon after calls of a "strong smoke odor" on the campus.

  18. Undocumented workers face mass deportations, employers rarely punished

    Undocumented workers caught crossing the border more than once face felony charges and deportation but employers are rarely prosecuted. The federal judge who has sentenced the most immigrants speaks out a broken system and divided families.

  19. Man convicted, freed in yogurt shop murders seeks money for prison time

    Man convicted, freed in yogurt shop murders seeks money for prison time

    A man once sentenced to death in connection with the infamous 1991 yogurt shop murders has asked a federal court to clear his name. If the court declares Robert Springsteen IV "actually innocent," he could collect more than $700,000 from the state.

  20. Search for Okla. tornado survivors nearly complete

    Search for Okla. tornado survivors nearly complete

    Helmeted rescue workers raced Tuesday to complete the search for survivors and the dead in the Oklahoma City suburb where a mammoth tornado destroyed countless homes, cleared lots down to bare red earth and claimed 24 lives.