Nabil Brent Remadna

6 days ago | kxan.com | Nabil Brent Remadna

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Eanes Independent School District is looking into ways to reward teachers who are going above and beyond in the classroom through the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Teacher Incentive Allotment program. "It does help reward teachers for the very hard work that we know they do every day in our classroom," said Eanes ISD Superintendent Jeff Arnett. This week the district applied for the program.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Nabil Brent Remadna

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Eanes Independent School District is looking into ways to reward teachers who are going above and beyond in the classroom through the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Teacher Incentive Allotment program. “It does help reward teachers for the very hard work that we know they do every day in our classroom,” said Eanes ISD Superintendent Jeff Arnett. Jarrell ISD teachers awarded thousands for top performance AdvertisementAdvertisementThis week the district applied for the program.

1 week ago | kxan.com | Nabil Brent Remadna

AUSTIN (KXAN) - During a press conference on Thursday, Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis recapped a hectic 24 hours involving a home where explosive material was found. "On Tuesday evening a call was received from a concerned citizen about potential bomb material inside a residence," Davis said. This call triggered a multi-agency investigation involving local and federal agencies and led to the arrest of a man previously convicted after an explosion at a Williamson County home.

1 week ago | kxan.com | Nabil Brent Remadna

AUSTIN (KXAN) - Central Texas is seeing a population boom with no signs of slowing down. Small communities outside Austin are seeing major growth as more people move to the area and some are leaving the big city for better prices. Over in Bastrop, the city is expected to grow by about 40% over the next 5 years. That's easy to see if you are driving through the area. New developments are popping up, and that means there is a need for more restaurants, grocery stores and other businesses.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Nabil Brent Remadna

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Central Texas is seeing a population boom with no signs of slowing down. Small communities outside Austin are seeing major growth as more people move to the area, and some are leaving the big city for better prices. Over in Bastrop, the city is expected to grow by about 40% over the next 5 years. That’s easy to see if you are driving through the area. New developments are popping up, and that means there is a need for more restaurants, grocery stores and other businesses.