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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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.
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.
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.
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.
Central Texas STAAR results fall along economic lines
STAAR performance in Central Texas school districts varies by the proportion of economically disadvantaged students served.
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.
KAZI 88.7 FM Moves to New Location, Expands Offerings
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.
SpaceX Starship Explodes During Texas Test, Raising Questions About Future
SpaceX's massive Starship exploded in a spectacular fiery blaze during a routine engine test in Texas.
Police are at my door. Do I need to answer? What to know if law enforcement knocks in Texas
Law enforcement knocking on your door can be intimidating and people's first inclination may be to answer the door. Here are 5 things you should know.
What's the best temperature to set your thermostat during Texas summers? What experts say
What’s the ideal temperature to set the thermostat? In a Texas summer, that discussion can get heated — fast.
Austinites remember history, celebrate Black 'joy' on Juneteenth
A triple-digit heat index didn't keep residents away from the city's main celebration.
H-E-B Tests Friendly-Faced Delivery Robots in Austin Pilot Program
H-E-B is testing small, friendly-faced autonomous delivery robots in Austin's Mueller neighborhood, offering quick grocery deliveries within a one-mile radius of its store.
Lakeway Proposes Landscaping Updates to Combat Wildfires
Lakeway considers updating landscaping rules to reduce wildfire risks for homes and new construction.
SpaceX Starship Explodes During 10th Flight Test at Starbase
SpaceX's Starship exploded during its 10th flight test at Starbase, Texas, marking another setback in the rocket's development.
Juneteenth, Pride, and Martini Day Events in Austin
Celebrate Juneteenth, Pride month, and National Martini Day with events and deals in Austin.
Summer Solstice is Friday: How to Celebrate the Longest Day in Texas
Summer Solstice marks the longest day of the year. Here's a list of quintessential Texas activities to celebrate that extra daylight.
Juneteenth parade to close Austin streets Thursday; check road closure map
Austin's Juneteenth parade will take place on Thursday, June 19, along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Chicon Street. See map of road closures.