Antony Jackson News Today

That woman was taken to the Medical Center with nonlifethreatening injuries. Police were on scene. This all happened just after 9 00 this evening. Now within the last 20 minutes or so a tow truck pulled in to take the car out at the apartment complex and ninth street was reopened to traffic. We have learned that the woman is 27 years old. Again, her injuries are nonlifethreatening. She is expected to recover from this. Reporting live in chester, andrea clinethomas, nbc10 news. Now to our weather...

An Austin non-profit has been providing meals and resources to the city's homeless. This weekend, they will be staying with them overnight.

Severe weather moving through Austin overnight Friday into Saturday could be particularly dangerous for people living outside.

Nearly 100 people experiencing homelessness got to celebrate Christmas Eve in a special way.

The fight to end homelessness in Austin continues, but it's not an easy fix.

The historic six-room Ballyvolane House offers guests a taste of terroir with their Bertha’s Revenge Irish Milk Gin, crafted at their onsite distillery.

The Black community makes up less than 10% of the population in Austin but accounts for more than 30% of all homeless people in the city limits. Anthony Jackson, founder of We Can Now, is doing his part to change things.

Antony Jackson has been homeless before. Now he helps others in that same situation through his nonprofit We Can Now.

HOUSTON — With freezing temperatures expected across much of the state Thursday and Friday, Texas cities are turning their attention to their unhoused communities — the people most at risk

Texas shelters prepare for twin emergencies: arctic cold and an increase in migrants