AUSTIN (KXAN) — After all recreational, commercial, and navigational uses were banned on Lake Travis late Friday due to the impacts of flash floods that hit Central Texas over the July 4 weekend, ...

Update: 1:06 p.m. Sunday, July 13: Brown’s executive order has been amended. Only areas upstream from mile marker 36 and Sandy Creek Park are hereby closed.. LAKE TRAVIS UPDATE (7/13): Travis County ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Travis County Judge Andy Brown updated the county’s ongoing disaster declaration, associated with the July 4 floods in Central Texas, specifically addressing the use of Lake Travis.

Travis County has amended its ban of recreational use on Lake Travis in certain areas. Travis County Judge Andy Brown said that he amended the lake closure after surveying Sandy and Cow Creeks and ...

A dive team found a couple of class rings while diving in Lake Travis An Aggies and Longhorns class ring were discovered and returned to their owners LAKE TRAVIS, Texas - A discovery at the bottom of ...

Travis County Judge Andy Brown has partially reopened Lake Travis for recreational use after catastrophic flooding and debris accumulation over the July 4 weekend led him to declare the lake ...