The Wolves have won their last two games, 28-15 over Converse Judson in Week 2 and a wild 49-42 contest over the New Braunfels Unicorns last week. Odessa Permian ended Harker Heights' three-game winning streak last week 28-27.
Police posted a video of the incident. It shows a car leaving the gas station parking lot and striking a person walking beside the road.
A Kansas man who admitted running an illegal autopsy scheme has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison for wire fraud.
The Hays County Sheriff's Office said it applied for a state grant to get more bullet-resistant shields for the county.
The Texas Democratic Party announced Thursday Harris would speak at its Johnson-Jordan Reception in Austin on Oct. 8. The event is named for former President Lyndon B. Johnson and Rep. Barbara Jordan and aims to fundraise to help with things like "vote-by-mail assistance, voter protection efforts, community organizing, direct voter contact, and more," according to a news release.
Austin's airport continues to see incredible growth in passenger numbers, with newly released data for July showing the month was the third busiest of all time.
The Lake Travis Independent School District board approved giving some staff members access to naloxone to help treat suspected opioid overdoses.
A national union is celebrating a successful vote this week by 800 Ascension Seton Medical Center nurses to officially join its ranks.
On Thursday, the Travis County Sheriff’s Office said it made an arrest in connection to a threat against an area school Monday.
Central Texas may be in the midst of summer heat, but the changing of the seasons will, inevitably, bring cooler temperatures.
The number of students enrolled at the University of Texas has hit a new all-time high, according to preliminary data.
A stretch of road in rural Central Texas is in "desperate" need of improvements. That's according to a national transportation research group.
The list comes in advance of National Taco Day, celebrated on Oct. 4.
The Austin Transit Partnership, which was created in 2020 as a separate entity to oversee Project Connect, passed its first budget as an independent group Wednesday.
A growing number of colleges across the country are changing their admissions applications, abandoning requirements for SAT and ACT scores.
A group of former University of Texas students are taking farms around the world to the skies. It's part of a new trend in the agriculture world that's expected to be worth $5.7 billion by 2025: farming drones.
A bullet fired at a hospital pedestrian bridge in Austin highlights a rise in violence against health care workers.
According to the United Nations, World Car Free Day encourages drivers to give up their cars for a day.
Police did not say why they wanted the woman to come out but said she eventually did.
Rep. Shawn Thierry, D-Houston, is now meeting with attorneys to see if she can get her hands on the data. She and 29 other lawmakers sent a letter to the Texas Department of State Health Services on Monday pushing the department to release the 2022 Texas Maternal Mortality Report
St. David's HealthCare said the nationwide nursing shortage means medical facilities will sometimes make schedule changes for elective procedures. They added that each facility has their own resources to allocate, which can change on a daily basis.
A photo provided to KXAN showed a group of people with a Nazi flag and transphobic signs, protesting outside of a drag brunch at Hanover's Draft Haus in Pflugerville this last weekend.
DeSantis sent the planes to Martha’s Vineyard last Thursday, mimicking Gov. Greg Abbott’s months-long practice of busing migrants to Democrat-led cities.
Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority contractors shut off a 36-inch pipeline in Lake Travis Wednesday morning to repair a leak found back in August.
The Austin Police Department said it was searching for a missing baby.
