Former Bastrop County Fire Chief Among Victims in UPS Plane Crash
Dana Diamond, a longtime Central Texas resident, was identified as one of the crew members who died in the UPS Flight 2976 crash on Tuesday.
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9 New K-9 Teams Graduate from Texas DPS, Joining Top-Tier Program
Nine new K-9 teams graduated from the Texas Department of Public Safety, enhancing the state's renowned K-9 program known for its rigorous training and operational excellence.
How to check wait times and flight delays at Texas airports
Travelers can check real-time wait times and flight statuses at major Texas airports using online tools.
Lawsuit says Travis County commissioners stretched rules for tax hike
Plaintiffs claim the Commissioners Court overreached with a disaster rule to push a 9.12% hike without voter approval and seek to overturn it.
Beaver Supermoon Brightens Austin Sky in 2025
The Beaver Supermoon, the brightest moon of 2025, lit up the Austin sky in a stunning display.
Electric scooters retrieved from Lady Bird Lake in APD cleanup effort
The Austin Police Department partnered with city agencies and electric vehicle companies like Lime and Bird to remove debris Tuesday morning.
Texas SNAP recipients face uncertain timeline for partial benefits
The USDA says calculations and distributions of partial SNAP benefits could take "a few weeks to several months" as Texas recipients face uncertainty.
Texas, Georgia Compete in 'Blood Bowl' Ahead of Football Game
The blood donation competition between the University of Texas and the University of Georgia is coming to an end this Friday, with the winner announced after final donations are counted.
Texas Independents Sour on GOP Ahead of 2026 Midterms
A new poll shows Texas independents are increasingly dissatisfied with the GOP and its policies, driven by economic concerns and disapproval of key Republican leaders.
2 new Buc‑ee’s stores coming to Texas in 2026
The new Texas locations are part of Buc-ee's national expansion planned over the next three years.
Gina Hinojosa’s clash with Greg Abbott sets stage for 2026 showdown
A fiery exchange over Texas school vouchers became a defining moment for the Austin Democrat now running to unseat Gov. Greg Abbott.
Texas Poll Reveals Shifting Voter Sentiment and Trump's Declining Support
New Texas poll highlights early favorites in U.S. Senate race, but deeper findings show Trump support softening and shifting voter sentiment heading into 2026.
Officials celebrate groundbreaking of housing for homeless youths
The groundbreaking of The Works III at Tillery community, a 120-unit housing project for homeless youths in East Austin, took place Friday.
Bee Cave Proposes $20M Library Bond, Tax Increase for Voters
Bee Cave is asking voters to approve a $20 million bond for a new public library. Approval would raise taxes by $114 per year for the average homeowner.
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
Experts say fall is the key season for planting the famous Texas flowers - and it's not as difficult as you may think.
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.