Three Austin Cops Injured, Three Arrested in "No Kings" Protest
Three Austin police officers were injured and three people were arrested during a "No Kings" protest at the Texas Capitol on Saturday.
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Austin real estate research firm announces new leadership after founder's death
Camiel DeSmet is the new CEO of Capitol Market Research. Kathryn Heimsath, daughter of the late founder, is the firm's new chief operating officer.
Eanes Superintendent Arnett Announces July Retirement
Eanes Superintendent Jeff Arnett announced his retirement after three years leading the West Austin school district.
Austin’s Capitol Market Research Announces Leadership Changes
New leadership takes the helm at Capitol Market Research, a mainstay in real estate consulting across Central Texas for decades. Camiel DeSmet and Kathryn Heimsath step into CEO and COO roles, respectively.
Boeing's Wisk Aero Acquires SkyGrid to Boost Autonomous Air Taxi Plans
Wisk Aero acquires Austin-based SkyGrid to advance self-flying air taxi development and air traffic management in Texas.
Texas heat is lasting weeks longer and becoming much hotter. Search heat index by address
In Texas, summer heat doesn’t just arrive earlier — it stays longer, too.
Official tickets sold out for Banana Ball in Texas. But you could work a game in your town
Official tickets are sold out for the Banana Ball stops in Texas. But there are other ways to still see them.
Juneteenth 2025: Date, Federal Holiday Status, and Closures
This year, Juneteenth will be observed on Thursday, June 19.
More people died at work in Texas in 2024 than in any other state, data shows
Texas led the states in workplace fatalities last year, according to OSHA reports. See why the state has especially dangerous working conditions.
Is it illegal to drive barefoot in Texas? What the law says before you ditch the shoes
While driving barefoot may feel comfortable, there are risks. Here's what Texas law says.
2 Texas malls named among best in US by USA TODAY's 10BEST
Grapevine Mills and Galleria Dallas ranked in USA TODAY's top 10 shopping malls list, showcasing Texas' thriving retail destinations.
Jocelyn Nungaray Case: One Year Later, Trial Still Pending
A year after Jocelyn Nungaray's murder, the case against her accused killers remains in early stages, with no trial scheduled yet.
US Senate battle: Will Rep. Wesley Hunt shift Texas GOP primary race?
As Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton challenges incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, will U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt join the GOP primary race and gain traction?
Austin Light Rail Project Advances Despite Lawsuits, Funding Questions
The Austin Light Rail system is the largest part of the Project Connect transit plan voters approved in 2020.
1874 Report: 'Pidge' Describes Texas State Lunatic Asylum in Austin
A 1874 report by 'Pidge' (Texas Ranger Thomas C. Robinson) details his visit to the Texas State Lunatic Asylum, praising its grounds and management while reflecting the era's attitudes.
Latino Protesters Push Immigration Focus at Austin Anti-Trump Rally
No Kings Day was the largest anti-Trump protest in Austin yet, with Latino protesters striving to keep immigration issues at the forefront amid fears of ICE actions and competing voices.
‘No Kings’ protest draws up to 20,000 in Austin despite 'credible threat' to Texas lawmakers
The anti-Trump protests in Austin remained peaceful, despite a 'credible threat' that forced a brief evacuation of the Texas Capitol complex.
Texas Governors Turn Bravado Into Political Strategy
Texas governors have long embraced swagger, from Rick Perry's "adios, mofo" moment to Greg Abbott's recent "FAFO" warning, turning political bravado into a Lone Star strategy.
Texas' Palo Duro Canyon Named Among USA TODAY’s Most Treasured Views
Texas is home to lots of natural treasures, and Palo Duro Canyon State Park is a "don’t miss" experience not far off the iconic Route 66.
Texas Juneteenth Events, Genealogy Exhibit, Historic Lodge & More
Juneteenth Week highlights include event guides, a genealogical exhibit in Laredo, a historic Conroe nursery, the reopening of Indian Lodge, and a Smithsonian rural life exhibit in Bandera.