Some Austinites say the conditions on I-35 could have been a factor in the crash that killed five people last week.

Federal investigators are gathering evidence in Austin for up to 10 days, but a final report with recommendations might not be released for two years.

Emergency crews responded to the fire around 8 p.m. Wednesday. The fire has since been contained. No word yet on what started the fire or if anyone was injured. Stay with WAAY 31 News as we work ...

A mess on I-35 is causing a headache for drivers heading ... It's unclear what led to the crash or how long the highway will be closed. The Schertz Police Department is also urging drives to ...

The National Transportation Safety Board says it is looking carefully at the design of the work zone on I-35 where a ...

QI am a digital nomad, and I have been traveling for about two to three years now. I have met several interesting people over this time, but for a couple of months I have been longing for a ...

Multiple adults, children and an infant were involved in the collision late Thursday night on I-35 near Parmer Lane, Austin-Travis County EMS said.

A Chevy Silverado driver’s attempt to beat traffic ended in disaster when their truck got stuck in mud off the side of a highway ... Around the 35-second mark, the video takes a dangerous ...

The NTSB arrived on Friday to look into the fatal multi-vehicle collision on I-35 that killed five people and injured 11 ...

Photo / Zita Campbell Gisborne residents who successfully petitioned for lower speed limits years ago say they are “absolutely disappointed” and “frustrated” stretches of State Highway 35 ...

Another factor in what Trump calls the “EV mandate” is Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards imposed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The rules when ...