John-Carlos Estrada

1 week ago | cbsaustin.com | John-Carlos Estrada

As the nation approaches the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, a powerful new Netflix documentary is shedding light on the deadliest domestic terror attack in U.S. history and the stories of those who lived through it. "Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror", premiering April 18, offers a gripping, moment-by-moment account of April 19, 1995, when a bomb ripped through the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people, including 19 children.

2 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | John-Carlos Estrada

The hum of enemy sonar. The jarring stillness before an explosion. The tight, dim corridors of a submarine echo with the sounds of survival. It's not a scene from a Hollywood film-it's The Rescue, the newest immersive exhibit at the National Museum of the Pacific War. And it's putting visitors directly into the heart of one of World War II's most daring submarine missions. "You're feeling it. You're in the submarine.

2 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | John-Carlos Estrada

A once-stray dog has found a new lease on life - and a permanent home - at The Philomena, a retirement community in Austin where 75 residents came together to adopt him officially. The dog, now affectionately known as Chewy, was first found wandering the streets of Austin with no tags and no clear path home. After attempts to locate his original owner were unsuccessful, Chewy's future was uncertain - until the residents of The Philomena stepped in.

3 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | John-Carlos Estrada

This week marks a major milestone for Central Texas baseball - the Round Rock Express is celebrating 25 unforgettable seasons at Dell Diamond. From the team's first pitch in 2000 to hosting MLB stars and Hollywood celebrities, the Express has become more than just a ballclub - it's a cornerstone of the community. "I'm so excited," said Tim Jackson, General Manager of the Express. "I've been here for 15 of those seasons. We opened back in 2000 25 years, so much to celebrate.

3 weeks ago | cbsaustin.com | John-Carlos Estrada

At 93 years young, Dollye Alston isn't slowing down - she's still hitting all the right notes. Nearly nine decades after first touching the keys, Dollye continues to share her lifelong love of music with a new audience at Double Creek Senior Living in Round Rock. Her performances have become a daily highlight, turning the community's bistro into a cozy concert hall where residents and staff gather to enjoy her timeless tunes.