Austin's Industry Featured on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives"
Industry, an East Austin eatery, was featured on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" last Friday, showcasing its New American cuisine with an Austin twist.
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Cameron County says SpaceX’s Starbase must provide water to residents
The county recently ended water deliveries for dozens of properties near SpaceX’s company town in South Texas. A lawmaker calls situation “deeply concerning.”
Zendesk opens Austin offices, goes on hiring spree. 'We're planting a big flag.'
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A passenger reportedly died on a Texas cruise ship last week. Federal agencies launched a death investigation once the ship returned to Galveston.
Constable George Morales announces bid for Precinct 4 commissioner
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Roy’s Taxi, Gold Dollar, and The Cloak Room: Glimpses of Austin’s Past
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Lost Gardens of Howard Nursery Linger in Austin
The Howard family provided Austin with trees, shrubs, and horticultural expertise for 94 years through their nurseries, leaving behind remnants of their legacy.
Affordable Housing Project Centers Disabled Artists in East Austin
Live Make Apartments, an affordable housing complex meant to support artists with disabilities, has nearly 90 residents since it opened its doors in East Austin.
Remains of Georgetown WWII Pilot Identified After 82 Years, Coming Home
World War II pilot Charles W. McCook died in action in 1943 but his remains were not identified for more than 80 years. He will be buried in his hometown this weekend.
Austin's Summer Restaurant Openings and Closings
Austin's culinary landscape is ever-evolving, and July has been a month of notable shifts. From fresh seafood and global flavors to Instagram-worthy coffee shops and ice cream havens, several new restaurants have opened up shop.
Texas Law Prohibits Motorcyclists from Lane Splitting
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8 Texas Cities Rank Among Top 25 Cheapest Places to Live in U.S.
Low cost of living in eight Texas cities make them some of the most affordable places to live in. Most are in South and Southeast Texas.
Texas Billionaire Daniel Lubetzky's Builders Movement Aims to Bridge Political Divides
The Builders Movement, founded by Texas billionaire Daniel Lubetzky, aims to bridge political divides with support from figures like Karl Rove and Mark Cuban, and plans to issue scorecards for Texas officeholders.
Texas History Highlights: Kitirik, Howard Nursery, San Antonio Dams, and El Milagro Ranch
Today’s historical buffet includes memories of Kitirik, Howard Nursery, Old Town Spring's digital archives, San Antonio's secret dams, and the salvation of a 200-year-old ranch in Zapata County.
One swimmer rescued, another dead after incident near Pennybacker Bridge
One swimmer died and another was rescued after Austin Fire and EMS crews responded to a water emergency near Pennybacker Bridge Saturday evening.
One swimmer rescued, another missing near Pennybacker Bridge
Austin Fire and EMS crews rescued one swimmer but continue to search for another after a water emergency near Pennybacker Bridge Saturday evening.
Trump’s 30% Mexico Tariff Threat Could Strain Texas Economy
The possibility of a 30% tariff this week “is a game changer,” said Dante Galeazzi, CEO and president of the Texas International Produce Association, as Texas businesses brace for potential economic strain.
Texas Democrats May Pin Hopes on Fresh Faces Like James Talarico in 2026
Texas Republicans are set to field familiar faces for the 2026 statewide ballot, while Democrats may turn to younger, emerging leaders like James Talarico.