Austin's Latino community is divided when it comes to renaming Cesar Chavez Street
Austin's Latino community is divided when it comes to renaming Cesar Chavez Street
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Texas Children’s Hospital to develop ‘detransition clinic,’ fire physicians as part of settlement
Texas Children’s Hospital to develop ‘detransition clinic,’ fire physicians as part of settlement
How a traffic stop in San Marcos led to this father's ICE detention and his family's worst nightmare
How a traffic stop in San Marcos led to this father's ICE detention and his family's worst nightmare
South Austin residents say a shelter-in-place alert looked like a phishing scam. It wasn't
South Austin residents say a shelter-in-place alert looked like a phishing scam. It wasn't
1 million toad eggs released at Bastrop State Park to help native species make a comeback
Following a 32,000-acre wildfire in Bastrop County in 2011, the Houston toad population declined and eventually disappeared from the state park.
Forklift Danceworks' founder joins elite group of Austin winners of prestigious $525,000 award
As a recipient of a 2026 Doris Duke Artist Award, Allison Orr will receive the money over the course of seven years. She gets to spend it however she wants.
Data centers could account for up to 9% of Texas water use by 2040, UT Austin report finds
The report comes as Texas sees a boom in data center construction, driven largely by the rise of artificial intelligence and cloud computing.
It used to take 2 years to get affordable childcare in Travis County. Now, it's taking months
Through Raising Travis County, a program created by a voter-approved tax increase in 2024, children 3 and under will no longer have to wait for affordable childcare scholarships by the end of the summer.
Sorry, kids. This School-tastic Book Fair is for adults only and aims to tap into nostalgia
The organizers want to recreate the magic of Scholastic Book Fairs that enchanted young readers. More than 30 vendors including local bookstores and literary nonprofits will be there.
After the loss of founder Kathy Dunn Hamrick, Austin's KDH Dance Company makes its next move
The dance company is presenting a new original work this month — its first without Hamrick, who died of cancer in February. Before she passed away, she picked a successor — Alyson Dolan.
Cold front Sunday night brings risk of strong storms, hail to Austin area
Storms could hit parts of Travis, Williamson and Hays counties as early as 6 p.m., but they're more likely to affect the Austin area after dark.
Austin ISD student is detained by ICE weeks before graduating
A high school senior’s detention has shaken classmates, church members and a family awaiting his graduation.
City of Austin and public arts community clash over millions in funding
The Art Commission accused the city of withholding millions of dollars for public art by using the wrong funding formula.
Austin to explore alternative to IT consolidation after employee, council pushback
The city is exploring a less sweeping approach to a controversial technology services overhaul, following vehement pushback from city employees and City Council concerns.
Austin spends millions on outside attorneys to handle lawsuits
Austin has increasingly leaned on contractors to represent the city in court over the last few years.
Austin reports first measles case since last year
Public health authorities said Thursday that an unvaccinated man was exposed to the virus while traveling internationally.
Cyberattack against Austin ISD software vendor threatens to leak internal information
In a message displayed on district computers, hackers said they are prepared to leak internal information if the affected schools don't reach a settlement before May 12.
Austin ISD will cut 215 educator salaries for next school year as it faces a $181 million deficit
Superintendent Matias Segura said that while it is likely that there will be teacher layoffs, it does not mean that 215 educators will be impacted. Some of the budget lines likely to be eliminated are tied t...
FBI finds no evidence connecting Buford's shooter to international terrorism
The gunman, who killed three people and injured 15 others, had "specific personal triggers" that investigators believe provoked the violence on West Sixth Street on March 1.
Austin ISD among nearly 30 school districts under investigation by Ken Paxton over Ten Commandments law
Austin ISD is under investigation by the Texas Attorney General’s Office for the third time this year.
Art galleries book rooms at Austin's Loren Hotel for free Friends Fair this weekend
Seventeen galleries from across the country will occupy rooms on the second floor. Each will transform its assigned space.
Despite anger over bills, Austin considers new contract with Texas Gas Service
While Austin City Council has entertained finding an alternative to Texas Gas Service, it now appears ready to award the company another long-term contract.
Was Austin’s Barton Springs sacred to Indigenous people before Europeans showed up?
Humans have lived around Barton Springs for over 13,000 years. Here’s what we know about ancient peoples’ spiritual relationship to the springs.
Bedichek Middle School, famous for 'Dazed and Confused,' gets one more shot at glory before closing
Many Bedichek Middle School families have multiple generations that have attended the South Austin middle school. Now that the campus is set to close, coaches and students have one last shot at bringing hono...