The Longhorns entered the Big 12 Conference opener ranked No. 22 in the AP Top 25 and No. 19 in the coaches poll, but the 37-34 loss to the unranked Red Raiders — after having a 31-17 second-half lead — was more than enough to convince poll voters to drop them.
Data compiled by Austin-based education collaborative E3 Alliance found students without any form of post-secondary education — a credential, an associate degree or a bachelor's degree — have only a 12% chance of earning a living wage.
On Friday, Vincent's on the Lake announced it would be closing. The restaurant, a waterfront dining location on Lake Travis, made the announcement on its Facebook page.
A murder charge against an Austin teen was dropped after the evidence was deemed insufficient by the Travis County District Attorney’s Office.
Beginning Sunday, Grammy Award-winning musician Harry Styles will embark on a six-night stint at Austin's Moody Center.
Texas Unions and Austinites gathered outside of the Austin Energy headquarters to rally and deliver a petition.
Pflugerville resident Jon Browning explained he typically pays a little over $70 for their water use every month, but in September, just one bill was $439.94.
Kate Pape's accomplishment comes just 3 years after Scouts BSA, formerly just Boy Scouts of America, began accepting older girls. The previous year the organization opened its cub scout programs to younger girls.
Another Texas school district is now requiring students to put their phones in locked pouches during the school day.
Austin-Travis County EMS took three patients to the hospital after a Saturday night car crash on Interstate 35.
Since 1851, Texas has been impacted by 66 hurricanes, 26 of which were Category 3 or stronger.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Texas Longhorns led 31-17 in the second half but couldn't hang on to the lead in a 37-34 loss to Texas Tech on Saturday in Lubbock. Texas couldn't get its defense off the field in the game as the Red Raiders were able to run 100 plays, and in the 95-degree [...]
A survey of more than 20,000 Texas teachers found “personal overload” was the number one issue cited by educators who recently quit or retired, according to the Texas Education Agency data released on Tuesday.
