Remains of Georgetown WWII Pilot Identified After 82 Years, Coming Home
World War II pilot Charles W. McCook died in action in 1943 but his remains were not identified for more than 80 years. He will be buried in his hometown this weekend.
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Affordable Housing Project Centers Disabled Artists in East Austin
Live Make Apartments, an affordable housing complex meant to support artists with disabilities, has nearly 90 residents since it opened its doors in East Austin.
Austin's Summer Restaurant Openings and Closings
Austin's culinary landscape is ever-evolving, and July has been a month of notable shifts. From fresh seafood and global flavors to Instagram-worthy coffee shops and ice cream havens, several new restaurants have opened up shop.
Texas Law Prohibits Motorcyclists from Lane Splitting
Lane splitting, also known as "white-lining" or "stripe-riding," is illegal in Texas, with motorcyclists required to follow the same lane laws as other drivers.
Texas History Highlights: Kitirik, Howard Nursery, San Antonio Dams, and El Milagro Ranch
Today’s historical buffet includes memories of Kitirik, Howard Nursery, Old Town Spring's digital archives, San Antonio's secret dams, and the salvation of a 200-year-old ranch in Zapata County.
One swimmer rescued, another missing near Pennybacker Bridge
Austin Fire and EMS crews rescued one swimmer but continue to search for another after a water emergency near Pennybacker Bridge Saturday evening.
One swimmer rescued, another dead after incident near Pennybacker Bridge
One swimmer died and another was rescued after Austin Fire and EMS crews responded to a water emergency near Pennybacker Bridge Saturday evening.
Tropical Low to Dampen Beach Plans, Bring Scattered Showers to Central Texas
The tropical low along the coast will bring heavy rainfall to that area, with lighter amounts expected in Austin and throughout Central Texas.
Tropical system in Gulf could bring heavy rain to Texas coast
A stretch of the Gulf Coast from Florida to the central Texas coast could see heavy rain this weekend due to a tropical disturbance in the Gulf.
First heat-related death reported in Dallas County as Texas temperatures soar
According to a news release from Dallas County Health and Human Services, the man was in his 60s and had preexisting medical conditions.
COVID-19 Cases Rise in Texas, 9 Other States Amid Summer Surge
COVID-19 cases are growing in Texas as a summer surge sweeps across the U.S. A new variant includes "razor blade throat" and other symptoms.
Storm tracker: System could bring heavy rain in Gulf from Florida to Texas
The National Hurricane Center said July 25 a large stretch of the Gulf Coast could see heavy rainfall through Sunday morning.
Stroke study at University of Texas helps answer treatment questions
UT Dell Medical School study helps solve question of when to start blood thinners after a stroke in someone with AFib.
Man dies in e-scooter crash near UT campus amid Austin safety crackdown
A man was found dead near UT Austin after an early-morning electric scooter crash. The fatal incident comes as Austin tightens safety regulations on e-scooters.
Tropical Disturbance Nears Texas, Bringing Rain to Austin
A tropical low pressure system will approach Texas on Friday, likely producing pockets of heavy rainfall and some gusty winds across Central Texas.
Austin record store End of An Ear struck by car, forced to close Thursday
End of An Ear has temporarily closed for the day after a car struck the side of the building this morning, resulting in damage.
Attorneys seek stay of execution for Robert Roberson, citing new evidence
Robert Roberson's attorneys are asking the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to stay his Oct. 16 execution, citing new evidence and a reshaped court that could reconsider his shaken baby syndrome conviction.
Austin City Council Demands FAA Address Airport Staffing Shortages
The Austin City Council passed a resolution urging the FAA to address air traffic controller shortages and expand protected airspace at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, citing safety concerns.
Bastrop Approves Hunters Crossing PID Plan, Debates District's Future
The Bastrop City Council unanimously approved the Hunters Crossing public improvement district’s updated service plan, which outlines its planned activities and spending, while discussing potential dissolution due to disproportionate assessments and property restrictions.
East Austin's Santa Rita Courts, the oldest public housing project in US, to be redeveloped
Built in 1939, Santa Rita Courts is set to receive a long-awaited facelift after the city's Housing Authority secured federal funds Thursday.