Bee Cave approves new library site as project delayed
The Bee Cave City Council amends its contract with library building architects to reflect a location change and gave an updated timeline
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Should I turn my AC off when I'm not home? Experts weigh in on Texas heat
Should you leave the AC running or turn it off while away from home this summer in Texas? Here's what experts say.
Austin food trucks dominate national rankings: 9 make Yelp's top 100
Austin has been recognized as the leading food truck destination in the U.S., with nine local establishments making Yelp's 2025 "100 Best Food Truck Rankings."
Austin shelters host 'name your own price' pet adoption event this weekend
Austin-area shelters are making an unprecedented offer to get vulnerable animals into loving homes before the Fourth of July holiday.
Federal probe into self-driving tech expands after Austin man’s death
A 2024 fatal crash in San Antonio helped trigger the investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. It’s now examining the self-driving technologies of 11 automakers.
10 most expensive Austin homes sold in May 2025
Data compiled by RedFin shows the highest priced homes that billionaires, celebrities and entrepreneurs purchased in Austin in May 2025.
Man charged in fatal hit-and-run collision involving Austin bicyclist
Police have charged a man accused of hitting a bicyclist with his vehicle in the 2900 block of MoPac North on May 6 in Austin. The bicyclist died a few days later.
Potential Democratic rivals to join forces for San Antonio rally
Beto O'Rourke, Joaquin Castro and Jame Talarico have all talked about running for the Senate next year, but on Friday will share a stage together.
Outlaw Music Festival 10th anniversary with Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan: Everything to know
Legendary country and folk icons are making a stop in Texas as part of the Outlaw Music Festival tour. Here’s your guide to tickets, parking and more.
Texas families, faith leaders file lawsuit against the Ten Commandments in public schools
The lawsuit requiring the Ten Commandments in Texas schools calls the new law "a threat to the soul of both our democracy and our faith."
Bobby Jenkins Cycles from Alaska to Texas to Raise Awareness for Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood
ABC Home & Commercial Services owner Bobby Jenkins is raising awareness about Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood by bicycling from Anchorage to College Station.
Austin-based dating app Bumble laying off about 30% of its workforce
Bumble, an Austin-based dating app company, is laying off 30% of its workforce. It is unclear how many Austin employees will be affected.
Adrian Quesada’s ‘Boleros Psicodélicos II’ Continues His Latin American Music Journey
Austin musician and producer Adrian Quesada's new album, “Boleros Psicodélicos II,” is out on June 27, and the Statesman spoke with him about the creative process and collaborations behind it.
Texas Officers Wrangle Alligator from Backyard Pool
A family in East Texas breathed a sigh of relief after first responders safely captured an alligator that made itself at home in their backyard pool.
New Texas Consent Law, the Summer Willis Act, Takes Effect Fall 2025
The Summer Willis Act amends the Texas Penal Code to provide a clear and more comprehensive definition of consent.
Ex-Austin officer testifies in civil trial over 2021 fatal road rage shooting
Former Austin police officer Gabriel Gutierrez testified in a civil trial about the 2021 fatal shooting of Alex Gonzales Jr., describing intense fear during the off-duty road rage incident.
Texas, US expected to see record-breaking travel the week of the Fourth of July, AAA says
AAA Texas predicts 5.7 million Texans will be among the 72.2 million Americans traveling over a nine-day period for July Fourth.
Farmers' Almanac Predicts Dry Start, Wet Finish for Texas Fall
If the Farmers' Almanac is accurate, Texans can expect a dry and "fair" start to fall — followed by a wetter end to the season.
Cruz Seeks to Block State AI Regulations with Federal Fund Restriction
Sen. Ted Cruz is pushing to block Texas and other states from regulating AI, tying a $500 million federal fund to a 10-year ban on state AI laws.
Cruz Seeks to Block State AI Regulations with Federal Fund Restrictions
Sen. Ted Cruz is pushing to block Texas and other states from regulating AI, tying access to a $500 million federal fund to a 10-year freeze on state AI laws.