The Texas Dream Act, allowing non-citizen students access to in-state tuition, was blocked by a judge last June. Austin's community college, a student group, and immigration nonprofits are fighting the decision in court, asking the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the judge's order and restore the law.
Austin's hipster scene is buzzing with excitement over the latest addition to the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail: a new boardwalk along Lady Bird Lake's south shore.
Actor Elijah Wood slams Alamo Drafthouse's new mobile ordering system, calling it "truly awful" and antithetical to the theater chain's strict no-phones policy.
Austin ISD Police Chief Wayne Sneed was seriously injured by a fellow officer while helping Superintendent Matis Segura navigate a congested parking lot.
Eloise House, the primary provider of sexual assault forensic exams outside of hospitals in Austin, is set to close on June 8th.
Alamo Drafthouse cinemas, once a bastion of phone-free moviegoing, has betrayed its core values by introducing smartphone ordering. Fans are outraged and demanding change.
Local RV Parks Wage War Against San Gabriel River
In a shocking turn of events, the San Gabriel River has apparently grown weary of staying within its designated boundaries, opting instead to take an impromptu tour of Georgetown's finest RV parks.
A satirical take on a recent lightning strike that set a South Austin home ablaze, from the pen of a local influencer turned humor writer.
In a shocking turn of events, a defense startup is moving to the suburbs and doubling its workforce. Cedar Park is set to become the new home of Aeon Industrial Inc., a company that specializes in autonomous weapons and missile tracking systems.
In a move that screams "fiscal responsibility," Austin City Council plans to spend $1.2 million to rename Cesar Chavez Street amid a budget shortfall.
Chad Evans, a 28-year-old self-proclaimed “Silicon Hills” tech bro, responds to a recent article about Texas security camera laws with his signature satirical wit and complete disregard for personal privacy. Chad ponders the limitations of current legislation and argues for his right to point high-tech surveillance equipment directly into his neighbor's bedroom – all in the name of protecting his pristine lawn.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones files for idea bankruptcy after exhausting all possible crazy theories.
Bravo's rumored reality show, "Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives" has Central Texas buzzing with speculation about potential cast members.
In a shocking turn of events, Texas ranks near the top in a new analysis of where major social media creators are born.
With an overwhelming amount of musicals hitting the Austin stages this summer, one has to wonder: is this a desperate attempt to distract us from the heat?
In a stunning display of priorities, Elon Musk's SpaceX has been awarded a $2.29 billion contract to build a military satellite network for the U.S. Space Force. The network will support President Donald Trump's "Golden Dome" missile defense system, because nothing says 'Murica like a giant, shiny dome in space.
Travis County Commissioner race reveals deep state conspiracy to replace barbecue with tofu.
In a stunning display of democracy in action, Montserrat Garibay takes the lead in the Democratic runoff for Texas House District 49, proving that sometimes, just sometimes, the good guys (or gals) actually win.
Big Tex, the iconic 55-foot tall cowboy statue from the State Fair of Texas, has entered the race for the District 5 seat on the State Board of Education, throwing the Democratic runoff into chaos.
