Chrissy Mazzone

2 weeks ago | myhighplains.com | Chrissy Mazzone

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2 weeks ago | kxan.com | Chrissy Mazzone

AUSTIN (KXAN) - A new campaign from New Jersey is taking aim at Texas' strict abortion laws in an effort to lure medical students and health care providers to the Garden State. The Choose New Jersey Reproductive Rights Campaign launched April 14. It includes billboards in Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio - all located near major medical schools and hospitals. The effort is designed to attract doctors and medical students facing restrictions on reproductive health care in southern states.

2 weeks ago | kxan.com | Brianna Hollis |Chrissy Mazzone |Erica Pauda

AUSTIN (KXAN) - The truck driver police arrested last month in connection to a deadly 18-vehicle pileup on I-35 in north Austin has been dropped to $1,000 per charge, according to online court records. The crash killed five people and injured 11 others, according to APD. Solomun Weldekeal-Araya, 37, still faces seven DWI-related felony charges, which came after field sobriety tests and drug recognition examinations APD conducted in the its preliminary investigation.

1 month ago | kxan.com | Chrissy Mazzone

AUSTIN (KXAN) - After decades on Sixth Street in downtown Austin, the Pecan Street Festival is moving this spring. According to a press release, the festival will relocate to Bee Cave. It will take place at the Hill Country Galleria on Saturday, May 3, and Sunday, May 4. Organizers said the new location offers more space, a welcoming atmosphere, and ample free parking. According to the event's website, the move is also due to the "recent restructuring" of Sixth Street.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Chrissy Mazzone

AUSTIN (KXAN) — After decades on Sixth Street in downtown Austin, the Pecan Street Festival is moving this spring. According to a press release, the festival will relocate to Bee Cave. It will take place at the Hill Country Galleria on Saturday, May 3, and Sunday, May 4. Organizers said the new location offers more space, a welcoming atmosphere, and ample free parking. According to the event’s website, the move is also due to the “recent restructuring” of Sixth Street.