Texans sour on state leaders. How will they express it in 2026?
Economic unease and slipping approval ratings for GOP leaders mirror conditions that shook Texas politics eight years ago.
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Who is Brandon Thompson, the alleged Zilker Park shooter?
The 30-year-old hails from rural Ohio and has a long criminal history. He now stands accused of shooting an Austin police officer.
UT Students Mourn Charlie Kirk, Condemn Violence
More than 100 University of Texas students and community members gathered Thursday night to mourn Charlie Kirk and share what he meant to them.
New UT Poll: 50% of Texas voters disapprove of Trump, Abbott
Texas voters express concern over the economy as Trump’s and Abbott’s approval ratings slip.
'Kissing Bug' Disease Spreading in U.S.: What Texans Need to Know
The "kissing bug," a blood-sucking insect that can transmit a deadly parasite, is spreading in the U.S., particularly in Texas. Here’s what to know about symptoms and risks.
Inside the CHAMPS Trade Show in Austin: Smoke Shop & Cannabis Industry
CHAMPS Trade Show at the Palmer Events Center is a three-day business-to-business trade show that focuses on cannabis-related industries.
Abbott Orders Texas Flags at Half-Staff in Memory of Charlie Kirk
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott orders flags at half-staff to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was fatally shot in Utah.
South Austin I-35 Lane Closures Cause Delays
Drivers in South Austin face lane closures on I-35 Southbound near FM 1327, with only left lanes open.
Southbound I-35 Closed Near FM 1327 After Crash
Southbound I-35 near FM 1327 is closed due to a crash, TxDOT reports.
Is it legal to bury a loved one on your property? What Texas law says
Texas law allows home burials, but there are strict rules around zoning, death certificates, and moving a body.
UT Austin is one of America's top colleges in 2025, Forbes says
Only one other Texas university ranked above UT Austin — and you can probably guess which.
Texas House showdown over walkouts reflects a deeper divide
Republicans see constitutional duty, Democrats see democratic rights — and the gulf keeps widening.
Austin’s new logo draws criticism over design and timing
The $1.1 million rebrand comes just two months before the city will ask voters to hike property taxes to help offset a historic budget deficit.
Gov. Abbott Signs 3 New Camp Safety Laws After Deadly Texas Floods
Gov. Greg Abbott signed three new laws to enhance summer camp safety following deadly floods in Texas.
Texas Gov. Abbott hints at third special session on stalled bills
"Something may be happening soon," the Texas governor told reporters Friday, implying a third special session might be possible.
America's top colleges 2025: Forbes ranks 23 in Texas among top 500
One Texas institution ranked No. 12 among Ivy League schools — and it's not UT Austin.
Texas THC ban dies in legislature. What happens to delta-8, CBD?
Texas lawmakers remain divided over regulating hemp-derived THC products. Here's what to know as the special session ends.
New exhibition 'The Selena Effect' celebrates Tejano star Quintanilla
The Wittliff Collections exhibition, open through early December, features some items that are on display for the first time.
Why Safe in Austin Rescue Ranch went viral 4 years after 'Queer Eye'
The volunteer said the nonprofit has had to "turn away animals in need" after donations have "trickled down to almost nothing" after appearing on "Queer Eye."
I-35 SB closed in Georgetown after semi-truck hits Hwy 29 overpass
An 18-wheeler hit the Highway 29 overpass in Georgetown, shutting all southbound I-35 lanes; police urge drivers to find alternate routes.