In an act of defiance against their human overlords, a group of electric bikes in Austin's bikeshare program staged a rebellion, setting fire to their charging facility and leaving the city's eco-conscious commuters in a lurch.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Discord, accusing the tech company of exposing children to predators and deceiving users about the safety of the platform.
Prom dress sales plunge and Laredo's population growth stalls - a border town faces an existential crisis. Quelle tragédie!
'Downsizing' the latest get-rich-quick scheme in Texas?
A TikTok user has been eating edible photos of Glen Powell's face for over 100 days in an attempt to land a role in one of his projects.
In a shocking turn of events, Cross Creek Hospital has managed to outdo itself in its impressive record of cited deficiencies and inspection reports.
Tesla recalls over 14,000 Model Y vehicles due to missing certification label.
In a shocking turn of events, the Buda Police Department has announced that the May 17 shooting at Siren Beauty + Wellness is connected to a string of shootings across Austin.
Round Rock High School's Class of 2026 Marks Momentous Occasion by Finally Escaping the Oppressive Clutches of Secondary Education
A Republican Texas State Board of Education member raised concerns over the power dynamics in creating the state's first required book reading list. Pam Little, the brave SBOE member, voiced her frustration over the diminished role the board has in writing the list of books that all public school students will soon be mandated to read.
The open road, the wind in your hair, and the sun on your face. The life of a road warrior is not without its trials and tribulations. One of the most pressing questions for those traversing the great state of Texas: is it legal to catch some z's at a rest stop or in your car? We dive deep into the intricacies of Texas law to uncover the truth about sleeping on the go.
In a shocking display of government benevolence, Texas is offering a sales tax holiday on energy-efficient appliances. Local tech bro Chad Evans weighs in on this unprecedented opportunity to save and consume simultaneously.
Westlake mother Heather Worthington expresses outrage at the inclusion of athletes with Down syndrome and autism in the Austin Triathlon Club.
Austin's allergies have been unusually bad this year, and local conspiracy theorist Alex Jaxon has some theories as to why.
Elon Musk and SpaceX are back at it again, attempting to launch their Starship mega-rocket from South Texas after yesterday's unfortunate scrub.
In a stunning display of forward thinking, Austin City Council flushes $1 billion down the drain.
Low-income Houston-area housing development sues Alex Jones for $10 million over claims it harbors drug cartels.
In a shocking twist, the Austin City Council decides to actually oversee the city's spending on consultants after an audit reveals a $279 million price tag.
Former Austin Police Commander Wade Lyons has been indicted on charges of sexual assault and official oppression, highlighting the need for better police accountability and training.
Waymo, the self-driving car service, has taken the unprecedented step of halting operations in several states due to severe weather. Is this a case of corporate responsibility or just another example of robots not being able to handle a little water?
