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A controversial data center project is back before Taylor City Council this Thursday, despite months of community pushback.
The Austin Police Department has released photos of a potential suspect in the slaying of a man near a CapMetro bus stop in North Austin.
Data center eyed by Anthropic could break ground soon in Bastrop County The Business Journals
Initial injury report released for No. 1 Texas vs. Oklahoma Yahoo Sports
Lawmakers questioned the director of Texas' school voucher program as the Senate Committee on Education reviews the rollout of the first year of the initiative.
Movr. Raises $300,000 and Is Now Fully Operational in Austin, Texas EIN News
Austin voters to decide on Proposition I, which would require regular city efficiency audits KVUE
City of Austin debuts new bond dashboard for residents Community Impact Newspaper
Bowie residents caught between reimbursements, renters insurance after Downtown Austin fire KVUE
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Mas Cultura wants to remind Austinites of its mission to uplift and connect Latino artists with community resources in order to help them thrive.
Police have identified the man found dead near a Northeast Austin bus stop and released a description of the suspect they believe is responsible.
Austin weather: Sunny week ahead FOX 7 Austin
As lawmakers consider expanding TEFA funding, some public schools say they're losing money Community Impact Newspaper
A man was arrested for murder after Austin police said he shot and killed his roommate after an argument about rent money.
UT Austin Opens Regional Cybersecurity Center in Campus Library Campus Security Today
Oktoberfest and a pumpkin patch: 6 events to attend Oct. 9-11 Community Impact Newspaper
Codie Sanchez Shares Powerful Success Advice at the Texas Conference for Women in Austin KXAN Austin
Austin named one of the top 10 hotspots for women in tech CultureMap Austin
Police said during an argument, the suspect grabbed a large stick and hit the victim multiple times in the head, causing "serious injuries."
Thousands of Longhorn fans are making plans to travel to Dallas for the Red River Rivalry, but many UT students are feeling the stress of rising costs...
Austin City Limits to Livestream Jesse Welles Season 52 Debut acltv.com
The Doris Miller Auditorium is a civic building within Rosewood Park. It was built in 1944, and its first purpose was to serve as a facility for Black service members returning from World War II, according to a zoning change review sheet submitted by the Historic Landmark Commission.
KXAN Voter Guide: What to know for the November 2026 general election KXAN Austin
Why No. 1 Texas isn’t overlooking unranked Oklahoma Yahoo Sports
KXAN is keeping track of the number of homicides in the City of Austin in 2026. An interactive map shows where those homicides have occurred.
Police seeking public's help identifying suspect in northeast Austin homicide KVUE
Sports retailer plans massive $11M store in booming Texas town MySA
Man charged with first-degree murder in connection with overdose death at Austin construction site KVUE
Austin Simmons, Caleb Goodie look to continue Florida success against Texas A&M Sports Illustrated
KXAN created maps showing how Austin's 10 city council districts differ in demographic factors like race, education level and housing to help people understand the unique needs of each community before the November election, where five of 10 seats are on the ballot.
Opal Lee celebrates her 100th birthday by kicking off construction of Juneteenth museum in Texas KXAN Austin
Texas town looks to strike data center bargain Axios
Team names, Oklahoma statehood, control of malaria, mandatory helmets, the forward pass, four downs — all these came AFTER the first Texas-OU game. The post How Long Have Texas and Oklahoma Been Playing Football? appeared first on UT News .
The boom that punctuates Texas Longhorns touchdowns and quarter changes is headed back to where it all began.Smokey the Cannon, a longtime Texas football tradit
National law firm expands in Texas, scoops up existing firm The Business Journals
KXAN is keeping track of the number of traffic fatalities in the City of Austin in 2026. An interactive map shows where those crashes have occurred.
Colorado-based breakfast and brunch spot expanding to Austin The Business Journals
Dance For All Afterschool Program AustinTexas.gov
Steamrolled: New documentary takes hard look at Austin Dog’s Head development deal Austin Free Press
5.64 million white-tailed deer in Texas could mean good hunting in November KXAN Austin
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