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In two related motions filed to the Senate on Monday, Paxton's attorneys argued that impeaching him would usurp the will of voters — considering the majority of allegations were already public and Texans still reelected the attorney general. Paxton's defense team cited state law known as "prior-term doctrine," arguing Texas prevents the removal of a public official for alleged conduct that happened prior to their most recent election.

Austin firefighters responded to a four-acre fire Monday afternoon near Mabel Davis District Park in southeast Austin.

TxDOT is expected to receive a final verdict on its draft environmental impact statement in August, a required document that outlined all the potential environmental impacts related to the project. Once they receive the federal thumbs up on that draft EIS, the state transportation agency can move forward toward construction.

Blue Hole Regional Park in Wimberley was awarded by Tripadvisor for the third year in a row.

For over 10 years, the horses lived in cramped conditions with limited food and water, the release said.

Five officers who helped stop a kidnapping attempt and reunited a child with her family last week will provide details on the incident Monday afternoon.

Police are investigating after a body was found in east Austin Monday morning.

Erica Brennes sat down with Mike Sexton, the Director of Engineering for the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, for an update on the 183 North Project in North Austin.

Experts at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center share ways to check whether your plants are stressed in the ongoing heat.

The board of regents at Texas A&M University named Mark A. Welsh as the new interim president in a special-called meeting Sunday.

Montgomery Lax may be the only runner at the New York City marathon this year who has active brain cancer. She is attempting to run the marathon 100 days after ending her chemo treatment in order to raise money for brain cancer research.

A fire damaged a vacant home in south Austin overnight Sunday into early Monday morning.

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — After years of unsuccessful attempts, Texas will soon no longer collect sales tax on essential baby products like diapers and wipes, as well as menstrual products starting on Sept. 1. Longtime advocates like the Austin Diaper Bank say it will make certain healthcare necessities more accesible for low-income Texans. The nonprofit provides [...]

Our first high below 90º typically occurs by August 26th.

The card auction for charity is part of Manning's first NIL agreement while playing for Texas. He signed a multi-year deal with Panini America that include exclusive trading card rights and other marketing appearances and activations, but as far as receiving any of the money goes, he's got to see time on the field first.