Fourth of July Weather Forecast: What to Expect in Texas
With over a week to go, Fourth of July forecasts are starting to take shape — but how much can you trust them this far out?
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Kroger to Close 60 Stores Nationwide, Including Locations in Texas
Kroger has revealed plans to close 60 stores across the country over the next 18 months. At least a couple of Texas stores will be impacted.
Is it illegal to hang things from your rearview mirror in Texas? See what the law says
If a law enforcement officer perceives your hanging item as blocking your view, they can pull you over and issue a citation. Here's what to know.
KAZI 88.7 FM Moves to ACC Highland, Expands Programming
Austin's only Black community radio station KAZI 88.7 FM recently moved locations to the Austin Community College Highland campus, marking a new chapter in its 43-year history with expanded facilities and fresh programming.
Developer plans 900 single-family homes in Round Rock over 10 years
The Round Rock City Council has approved a new municipal utility district where 900 homes will be built over a 10-year period.
Austin LGBTQ+ Bookstore BookWoman Vandalized in Suspected Hate Crime
BookWoman, an LGBTQ+ feminist bookstore in Austin, was vandalized during Pride Month in a suspected hate crime, owners say.
Final Phase of RBJ Campus Redevelopment Breaks Ground with Luxury Apartments
A San Antonio-based developer has begun construction of a 344-unit luxury apartment complex on the Rebekah Baines Johnson campus east of downtown, marking the final phase of the site's redevelopment.
Retired Houston Astronaut Terry Virts Enters 2026 Senate Race Against Cornyn
Retired astronaut Terry Virts announces Democratic bid for U.S. Senate in 2026, challenging Republican John Cornyn's long-held seat.
Trial Begins Over 2021 Austin Police Shooting, Alleging Officer Misconduct and Botched Probe
A civil trial begins in Austin over a 2021 police shooting, with plaintiffs alleging officer Gabriel Gutierrez misled investigators and the Austin Police Department botched the probe into Alex Gonzales Jr.'s death.
Abbott vetoes summer food aid program, forgoing $450M in federal funds
Texas is one of a dozen states that doesn't participate in the Summer EBT program that gives low-income children meals when school is out.
Tesla Influencers Test Robotaxi, Highlight Traffic Law Challenges
Most seemed to like it. But video some shared to social media suggests the system struggles to comply with traffic laws.
ACC Board Joins Lawsuit Over Texas Dream Act Repeal
Austin Community College District trustees voted unanimously at a special meeting Saturday to join a new lawsuit seeking clarity after the repeal this month of the Texas Dream Act — the first community college to do so after a North Texas judge struck down long-standing in-state tuition rates for residents without legal status.
Can you fly with 200 H-E-B tortillas in your carry-on bag? Here's what TSA says
A traveler recently packed 200 H-E-B tortillas for a flight in Texas, sparking curiosity and conversations online.
McConaughey, Harrelson's Austin Comedy 'Brothers' Paused Amid Creative Differences
Filming for Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson's Apple TV+ comedy, "Brothers," has been paused in Austin. Showrunner David West Read has exited.
Central Texas STAAR results fall along economic lines
STAAR performance in Central Texas school districts varies by the proportion of economically disadvantaged students served.
Tesla robotaxis launch in Austin with human monitors amid state oversight
Tesla's robotaxis began limited operations in Austin with human safety monitors, following new state legislation requiring permits for self-driving vehicles.
Abbott Signs Abortion-Law Clarification, Ten Commandments Bills
Gov. Greg Abbott signed about 600 bills into law, including measures on abortion protections and Ten Commandments displays in schools, but left pending a controversial THC ban.
Texas History Highlights: Faith, Juneteenth, Springs, Mansfield & Battleship
This week's Think Texas newsletter covers faith in the American West, Juneteenth history, restored mineral springs, Jayne Mansfield's Texas roots, and the Battleship Texas tour.
Lawmakers urge Tesla to delay Austin robotaxi launch over compliance concerns
Members of the Austin delegation asked the automaker to delay the long-touted rollout to ensure compliance with new state law.
Austin software company Khoros to lay off 116 employees weeks after acquisition
Khoros LLC is laying off 116 employees from its Austin office. The notice comes less than a month after the software company was acquired by AI-first IgniteTech.