Bastrop Memorial Day Ceremony Honors Veterans
See photos from Bastrop’s annual Memorial Day ceremony at Fairview Cemetery honoring military service members.
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Round Rock Memorial Day ceremony honors fallen troops
The city of Round Rock and Round Rock Veteran’s Coalition hosted a Memorial Day ceremony on Monday to honor those who sacrificed all for our country.
Historic Buda train depot to become downtown marketplace, event space
Developers plan to transform Buda’s restored 19th-century railroad depot into a retail, event and community space by 2027.
USDA E. coli alert for beef used at Kebab Shop
Beef supplied to the Kebab Shop restaurants in Texas, California and Florida may be linked to E. coli illnesses.
Pease Park troll fire photos show memorial left in Austin
Visitors continue leaving flowers, notes and tributes at the burned site of Malin, the Pease Park troll sculpture in Austin.
Austin Students Compete in 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee
Two Austin-area students are competing in the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.
Free Summer Meals for Kids in Austin-Area School Districts
Austin-area school districts are offering free breakfast and lunch for children this summer.
Texas drought: El Niño outlook brings hope to Corpus Christi
Recent rains delayed restrictions, but long-term water shortages remain a concern in Corpus Christi.
Fort Hood shooting leaves 1 dead, 2 injured near Killeen
Army officials said one person died and two others were injured after a shooting at a recreation area near Killeen.
AI takes on big oil’s dirty water problem in the Permian Basin
Facing limited options, oil industry turns to AI to handle wastewater from oil production. Producers discovered other uses to streamline the process.
Polling Locations and Guide for Travis County Runoff Election
Here’s where Travis County voters can cast ballots Tuesday and what races appear on Democratic and Republican runoff ballots.
Most Popular Degrees at UT Austin Revealed
The most popular majors at UT Austin are in the fields of science, technology, engineering, math or business, with biology topping the list at over 3,000 students.
Texas Disposal Systems Family Feud Leads to $116M Jury Verdict
The Central Texas trash company Texas Disposal Systems, co-founded by brothers Bobby and Jimmy Gregory 50 years ago, is at the center of a family feud that led to a $116 million jury verdict.
Emergency Room Wait Times in Austin: Dell Seton Tops the List
Compare Austin-area emergency room wait times, from Dell Seton to St. David's and Ascension Seton hospitals.
Uber Charges Waymo Robotaxis Near Lady Bird Lake Amid Noise Complaints
A video of generators charging Waymos near the Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike trail has circulated on social media as concerned residents complain about noise.
It's primary runoff day. Here are the key races in Austin and Texas
At the top of the GOP ticket, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn is seeking to fight off a primary challenge from Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Texas Attorney General Runoff: Roy vs. Middleton
Runoff between state Sen. Mayes Middleton and US Rep. Chip Roy will decide GOP nomination for Texas attorney general.
7-year-old reported missing, Deep Eddy pool reportedly closed
A 7-year-old girl is reportedly missing at Deep Eddy Pool and swimming has been halted as police search the scene Monday.
Memorial Day Ceremony at Texas State Cemetery Honors Ancestors
The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution held a Memorial Day ceremony at the Texas State Cemetery, honoring ancestors.
Is Austin City Hall really shaped like an armadillo? What to know
Austin tour guides have long told visitors City Hall is shaped like an armadillo, but architects say the truth behind the building’s famous “tail” is different.