Texas' Palo Duro Canyon Named Among USA TODAY’s Most Treasured Views
Texas is home to lots of natural treasures, and Palo Duro Canyon State Park is a "don’t miss" experience not far off the iconic Route 66.
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Texas Juneteenth Events, Genealogy Exhibit, Historic Lodge & More
Juneteenth Week highlights include event guides, a genealogical exhibit in Laredo, a historic Conroe nursery, the reopening of Indian Lodge, and a Smithsonian rural life exhibit in Bandera.
What to Do If Arrested at a Protest in Texas: Know Your Rights
As political protests increase across the country, here's what you should know about protesting rights in Texas.
Qusay Hussein, Disability and Refugee Advocate, Dies After Earning Doctorate
Qusay Hussein, who came to Austin as a refugee and was part of Season for Caring, died after achieving dream of earning his doctorate at the University of Texas.
Texas AG challenges 23andMe bankruptcy over genetic data
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is looking to protect Texans' genetic data with action filed this week in ongoing 23andMe bankruptcy case.
Bastrop Post Office to Be Named for War Hero Billy D. Waugh
Bastrop's Main Street post office will be named after decorated war hero and city native Sgt. Maj. Billy D. Waugh in a ceremony Tuesday.
Bee Cave Appoints ADA Coordinator, Approves Townhome Development
The Bee Cave City Council names Rebecca Regueira, the assistant to the city manager, as the city's Americans with Disabilities Act coordinator and approves a new townhome community.
Jacob's Well closed due to flooding from increased rain
The Jacob's Well Natural Area is closed after minor flooding caused by heavy rain on Thursday night.
Where to celebrate Father's Day with Dad in Austin? Events happening this weekend
Austin's Father's Day guide: From luxury cars and whiskey to soccer and concerts, find the perfect way to celebrate Dad this weekend.
Celebrate Juneteenth in Central Texas with 9 family-friendly events across the Austin area
The Statesman has gathered 9 Juneteenth events to celebrate the state and federal holiday, from car shows to cookouts, in the Austin area.
APD: Officer's pepper spray use likely within policy during anti-ICE protest
"Early indication shows that it does fall within policy," the Austin Police Department said.
Talks on Elon Musk's $6 Million Austin Home Delayed Until July
Elon Musk is reportedly upsetting his West Lake Hills neighbors, but they'll have to wait another month before grousing to city council about his $6.24 million home's violations.
Austin-Bergstrom Airport Plans 14 Projects to Solve Overcapacity
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is launching 14 projects to address overcapacity and prepare for future growth, aiming to serve 30 million travelers by 2030.
Austin's Plan to Cover I-35 in Parks Moves Forward
The "caps and stitches" plan is officially in motion following a Thursday vote by Austin City Council. Now what?
Memorial Day Travel: Cheapest Gas Prices in Texas
The current average for Texas gas prices is $2.77, while the national average is $3.19.
Austin Council Approves $104M for I-35 Deck and Bridge Supports
The Austin City Council approved $104 million for support columns for three decks and two pedestrian bridges over I-35, marking a compromise after weeks of infighting over the project's scope and cost.
Lawsuit: Cedar Park ignored police officer's prior sexual assaults
A federal lawsuit says the city of Cedar Park ignored officer Keco Motton's history of sexual assaults. It was filed by an alleged victim.
'Ozone Action Day' alerts appearing along Texas roads. What it means
Ozone Action Days are issued when ozone levels are expected to reach levels that are "unhealthy for sensitive groups" or higher.
Affidavit: Woman assaulted by Cedar Park cop called about disturbance
Cedar Park police officer Keco Motton sexually assaulted a woman after responding to her call for help for a domestic disturbance, an affidavit says.
Francis Amsler: The Face of Scarbroughs and Austin Civic Leader
Francis Amsler, a longtime manager at Scarbroughs department store in Austin, was not only the face of the store but also deeply involved in civic projects, leaving a lasting legacy in the city.