A coalition of social justice and advocacy groups in Austin has launched a campaign to stop what its members call misinformation about Austin City Council's move to reinvest $150 million of the city's police budget.
Jim Spencer sits down with storm chaser Jeff Mangum to discuss the big storms he's chased in 2020.
The service will allow customers to contact and transact with independent artists and craft-makers and offerings will be updated weekly, the Bazaar says.
The Academy Award-winning actor from Terrell, Texas produced a public service announcement with NowThis in order to counter misinformation and energize people to vote, calling this election "the most important election of our lifetime."
Dick's Sporting Goods is out with its holiday hiring plan.
The district says about 4,600 students chose to learn in-person, which is 44% of the student body.
A child was taken into custody Sunday Oct. 11 after taking a school bus out for a joy ride, then crashing.
Americans Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson have won the Nobel Prize in economics for “improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats.”
The bond is made up of several projects and programs.
One nonprofit in Nashville is doing everything it can to ensure as many children as possible are getting their education.
The special education team in Hutto ISD created a mobile classroom in the back of a school bus, allowing them to bring special education services to students curbside.
The University of Alabama Birmingham, the state’s largest employer, with 23,000 employees, started addressing the working parents' struggle by providing safe, supervised spaces for their children to learn when schools first closed due to COVID-19 back in March.
Administrators in rural districts say limited access to high-speed internet affects learning, since some students live in dead zones, where they can’t pick up a cellular signal. That's why they created the Smart Buses so students can access the school system’s network without leaving their homes.
More than $1 billion in federal funding flowed to South Carolina through the act. State lawmakers decided about $50 million would go toward a plan to distribute mobile hotspots and expand broadband internet access so students from kindergarten to college could learn remotely.
According to a tweet by Austin-Travis County EMS, the crash happened late Sunday night around 11:30 p.m. in the 6800 block of Interstate 35 southbound near William Cannon Drive.
The City of Austin says an animal protection officer was injured by a feral hog while responding to a call in a northwest Austin neighborhood.
