Shannon Sedwick and Michael Shelton in July purchased what was formerly known as the Star Seeds Cafe in the shadow of the I-35 upper deck at 31st Street and changed its name to Stars Cafe, the Austin Chronicle reported Sept. 5.
No. 9 ranked UT will face off against No. 6 LSU Saturday at 6:30 p.m. The game has sparked attention from spectators across the country, including ESPN's College GameDay.
Doctors at a Florida hospital say Hurricane Dorian responsible for an increase in births.
A federal judge sentenced a Houston man to more than three years in prison for defrauding a worker visa program, Department of Homeland Security officials announced Wednesday.
As students head back to school, one San Marcos High School senior is already looking forward to early graduation in December.
The legislation also establishes a Texas Privacy Protection Advisory Council to study the state's privacy laws and make recommendations to lawmakers.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin Mayor Steve Adler has come under fire by the Austin Police Association after he called on the public to share the names and badge numbers of any officer not arresting or ticketing people who are creating safety hazards. The comments came at a town hall meeting on Tuesday during a discussion […]
On Thursday, Austin Independent School District announced the availability of a document of possible scenarios for school changes, which could include several school closures and/or consolidations.
The rare genetic disorder occurs primarily in males and affects the nervous system, as well as the adrenal glands.
A new report surface earlier this week that a teenager in England, who survived for years on a diet of French fries, Pringles, bread and processed ham, had gone blind.
Thousands of rape kits went untested for years. Now, many are coming back with positive DNA results, and perpetrators are being identified.
A new lawsuit filed by a former Williamson County deputy claims he lost his job in July for reporting accusations about Sheriff Robert Chody.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is urging consumers and businesses to reduce their electricity use between the hours of 2 and 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday to help manage record-breaking demand due to the highest temperatures so far this summer.
