Officials celebrate groundbreaking of housing for homeless youths
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Bee Cave Proposes $20M Library Bond, Tax Increase for Voters
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Austin OK's purchase of building for homeless navigation center
The Austin City Council voted to approve the acquisition of a building near East Oltorf Street for a new, city-run homeless navigation center.
2025 Red River Rivalry: Parking, tickets, and State Fair guide
The Red River Rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas is set for Saturday, with kickoff at 2:30 p.m. CT. Here's a guide to parking, tickets, and navigating the State Fair of Texas.
Texas National Guard Deployed to Chicago Amid Controversy
Trump administration sends 200 Texas National Guard troops to Chicago for 60 days to protect ICE and federal sites, despite Illinois objections.
Austin Doubles Housing Capacity for Homeless, Nonprofit Reports
A local nonprofit reports Austin and Travis County have doubled housing capacity for the homeless, with shorter wait times and improved services.
How and when to plant bluebonnets, according to TxDOT
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Federal Court Reverses $8M Judgment Against Hutto in Discrimination Case
A federal court reversed an $8 million judgment against the city of Hutto, finding that the city did not racially discriminate against former city manager Odis Jones.
Nation's best spa is an Austin resort, new survey says. Here's why
The Texas spa resort also ranked No. 6 globally, per a 2025 survey. See what it offers.
How the government shutdown might affect flights at DFW, ABIA and more
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Fort Worth Zoo Names Baby Elephant Lady Bird After Public Vote
The Fort Worth Zoo named its new baby elephant Lady Bird after a public vote, honoring former first lady Lady Bird Johnson.
How to Challenge an Illegal Tow in Texas
Learn your rights under Texas law if your car is towed illegally, including how to challenge the tow and recover your vehicle.
Bastrop crews respond to fire near Hyatt Lost Pines, McKinney Roughs
Firefighters stopped a 15-acre Bastrop County wildfire near Cedar Creek; no evacuations or threats as trails at McKinney Roughs close.
Texas National Guard Deploys to Chicago as Legal Battle Looms
Texas National Guard troops arrive in Chicago amid legal challenges, with a federal judge set to consider blocking the deployment Thursday.
Austin Activist Greg Stoker Released from Israeli Prison After Gaza Flotilla Arrest
Austin activist Greg Stoker was released from Israeli detention after the Gaza aid flotilla arrest and is en route home, as he alleges mistreatment.
How to hear music from ACL Fest 2025 without a ticket
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From 2005 to today: How Austin’s skyline has evolved with ACL Fest
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Are you registered to vote in Texas? Deadline is today
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Austinites Raise Concerns Over Proposed Homeless Navigation Center
Austin residents near a proposed homeless navigation center voice concerns over crime and safety, while city officials emphasize accessibility and services ahead of a crucial vote.
Fire engulfs vacant businesses near I-35; officials warn to avoid 32nd Street
A fire engulfed a vacant motel and restaurant near I-35, prompting warnings to avoid the area as crews work to contain the blaze.