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Austin's First LGBTQ-Supportive Affordable Housing Project Breaks Ground
Construction has started on Iris Gardens, an affordable apartment complex that developers said will be Austin's first rental project with supportive services for LGBTQ+ residents.
Travis County DA opposes release of man found not guilty in 2017 UT stabbing
The Travis County DA's office opposes the release of Kendrex White, found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2017 fatal stabbing of a UT student, citing safety concerns.
Austin-Area New Home Sales Surge Nearly 14% in May
Austin-area homebuilders saw a robust late spring rebound as new home sales in May climbed nearly 14% over April, according to HomesUSA.com.
From Patient to Caregiver: Marble Falls Amputee Honored for Senior Care
After a motorcycle crash led to amputation, Bo Hodges became a caregiver, earning regional honors for his compassionate service to seniors.
9,500 ACC Students Could Lose Pell Grants Under House-Passed Bill
Changes to Pell grant eligibility in President Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' as passed by U.S. House would impact financial aid for 9,500 ACC students, potentially forcing many to drop out.
P. Terry's Celebrates 20 Years with Birthday Combo and Events
P. Terry's Burger Stand celebrates its 20th anniversary on July 5 with a special "Birthday Combo" deal and events at its original location.
Gateway Church Cuts Staff Amid Robert Morris Scandal
Gateway Church is cutting staff and services due to declining attendance and donations following child sex abuse allegations against former pastor Robert Morris.
Texas child dies after allegedly being left in car while mother worked full shift
Texas authorities confirmed the death of a nine-year-old child inside a car Tuesday. The child's mother allegedly left her to work an 8-hour shift.
Texas Ranks Among 10 Least Patriotic States in 2025, Study Finds
Ahead of the Fourth of July, a study reveals the most and least patriotic states in 2025. See why Texas was named among the least patriotic.
5 Safety Tips for a Fun and Safe Fourth of July Weekend
Follow these safety tips to ensure a fun and injury-free Fourth of July weekend, covering fireworks, grilling, water safety, heat illness, and sun protection.
Pirate, tropical bar pop-ups in Austin offer cool retreats for summer
Two local bars are providing summer escapes. Step into immersive worlds where pirate ships and tropical islands come alive without leaving the city.
Which bills didn't become law in Texas? From sex toys to pet sales, these remain in limbo
The 89th Texas Legislature adjourned earlier this month after weighing thousands of bills — but not all of them made it to the governor’s desk.
Texas Fourth of July Weather: Cooler Temps, Possible Rain
Texans can expect cooler temperatures and a slight chance of rain this Fourth of July, with skies clearing by evening for fireworks.
Where to celebrate July 4 in Austin (plus the new face of Lockhart)
All the info you need to celebrate America's birthday with a bang (and a burger, if that's your thing)!
Second lawsuit filed over Texas' Ten Commandments law
Parents in Austin, San Antonio, Houston and Dallas file a lawsuit over Texas' Ten Commandments law. It is the second Texas lawsuit filed.
Interfaith Parents Sue Texas Schools Over Ten Commandments Law
Interfaith parents and religious leaders are suing Texas school districts to block a law requiring Ten Commandments posters in public classrooms, calling it unconstitutional.
Sea-breeze showers bring daily rain to Austin despite distance from coast
This week we’ve witnessed showers and storms racing towards I-35. These are called sea-breeze showers, even though we’re 200 miles from the coast.
A voice for the 'marginalized:' Austin Catholics get new bishop
The newly appointed bishop to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Austin promised to lead with unity and to speak up for the “overlooked and the marginalized," including unauthorized immigrants, in his introduction to his new flock.
Austin police investigate two homicides hours apart; suspect arrested in one
Austin police are investigating a pair of “senseless acts of violence” that left two people dead within hours Tuesday evening.