Austin Musicians Remember Ozzy Osbourne, Dead at 76
Heavy metal legend and former Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has died at age 76. Austin musicians remember his legacy, from working with the rockstar to covering his songs.
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Greg Abbott Backs THC Ban on Intoxicating Hemp Products
Gov. Greg Abbott reportedly supports banning intoxicating hemp products, reversing his earlier stance on regulating THC like alcohol.
Greg Abbott Backs THC Ban on Intoxicating Hemp Products
Gov. Greg Abbott now supports banning intoxicating hemp products, reversing his earlier stance on regulating THC like alcohol.
Talarico Hints at Possible 2026 U.S. Senate Run
Texas state Rep. James Talarico registered "TalaricoForSenate.com," hinting at a potential 2026 U.S. Senate run while facing pressure from Democrats and encouragement from Joe Rogan.
Talarico Moves Closer to U.S. Senate Bid as Rogan Backs Him
Texas state Rep. James Talarico inches closer to a potential U.S. Senate run, registering a campaign domain and receiving encouragement from Joe Rogan.
Austin Public Health finds measles in the water
Measles has been found in the waste water in Austin. One of the most contagious diseases, measles is preventable through vaccination.
Smithville 7-Year-Old Gears Up for National Motocross Championship
7-year-old Callahan Russo prepares for the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s ranch, focusing on race starts and technique under coach Cody Haverfield.
Starbase vs. Cameron County: This time it’s over residents’ water supply
Starbase’s city administrator is asking Cameron County to resume its water deliveries for residents in and around the company town.
SpaceX's Starbase neighbors cut off from county water deliveries
Starbase’s city administrator is asking Cameron County to resume its water deliveries for residents in and around the company town.
APD: 1 killed, 1 injured in North Austin drive-by shooting
Austin police say Comarri Thompson was killed and his girlfriend injured in a drive-by shooting early Saturday morning near Braker Lane and Dessau Road.
Japanese Fes, Sazón Latin Food bring global flavors to Austin this week
Sazón Latin Food Market celebrates Latin American Independence Days with authentic dishes and music. Then, JAPAN Fes, makes its Texas debut with Japanese food vendors and fusion cuisine.
How is Pluckers celebrating its 30th anniversary? Deals on wings, beer
Austin's own Pluckers Wing Bar marks 30 years this July, bucking corporate trends while earning accolades for its food and workplace culture.
Former Austin Council Member, UT Professor Bill Spelman Dies at 68
Former Austin City Council member and UT professor Bill Spelman, known for his data-driven policymaking and policing research, has died at 68.
Is THC Legal in Texas? 2025 Guide to Hemp, CBD, and Marijuana Laws Amid Special Session
Texas lawmakers are revisiting a bill that aims to regulate hemp-derived consumable products, including THC. Here's what you need to know.
East Austin small businesses hit by string of break-ins, suspect identified
A string of break-ins in East Austin have hurt many small businesses, from plant stores to restaurants. Owners say security footage shows many of the incidents are linked to the same suspect.
GOP Targets Key Democratic Seats in Texas Redistricting Push
Districts in Houston, Austin, Dallas and South Texas could be part of the push to create up to five new Republican seats in Congress.
Texas GOP Sets Redistricting Hearings Amid Partisan Clash
Texas Republicans have scheduled redistricting hearings in Austin, Houston, and Arlington, sparking a partisan battle as Democrats push for flood relief to take priority.
Austin police arrest 17-year-old in March mass shooting on Sixth Street
Troy Lee Tanksley, 17, was arrested in connection to a mass shooting in March at 6th Street’s Lit Lounge that left four people wounded, according to the Austin Police Department.
Teen arrested in connection to 6th Street mass shooting that injured four
Troy Lee Tanksley, 17, was arrested in connection to a mass shooting in March at 6th Street’s Lit Lounge that left four people wounded, according to Austin police.
Austin firefighters sound alarm over proposed staffing reduction
Facing a budget deficit, city leaders want to cut the number of firefighters assigned to each truck or unit to three apiece rather than four.