No, it isn't you - but can you guess who it is?
The greater Austin area becomes ripe for mosquitoes from the springtime through the fall, as temperatures rise and precipitation falls.
Austin's Trail of Lights will celebrate its 60th anniversary when it returns to Zilker Park in December 2024.
After at least 70 suspected overdoses and multiple deaths from a Travis County outbreak earlier this week, Williamson County shared a "critical warning" with residents Thursday about fentanyl poisonings.
The private security company hired by a group of downtown businesses to patrol a portion of Sixth Street said guards helped administer Narcan this week amid a spike of overdoses.
After three days of investigative hearings in Pampa during the first week of April, the five-member Investigative Committee on the Panhandle Wildfires released its initial report on Wednesday, which focused on the recent weeks-long outbreak of devastating wildfires across the High Plains.
The collected bags will go to 26 partner agencies to provide survivors with both a handbag as well legal and social resources, courtesy the Texas Advocacy Project.
A fuzzy little prairie vole has lead researchers from the University of Texas at Austin to find answers on how to find lasting relationships.
The sudden closure of Foxtrot Market in Austin and elsewhere came as a shock to some, but it didn't faze a small Austin-based chain of bodegas, Royal Blue Grocery, that's going strong after 18 years.
Meteorologist Nick Bannin shares a few ideas for fun things to check out this weekend along with an updated look at what's in store with the forecast.
Four businesses in the Austin area made it onto Yelp's Top 100 Local Businesses, recognized as local businesses that "shape community identities, fuel economies" and more.
Austin City Council will review and vote on submitting an application for federal dollars that would be used to increase pedestrian safety throughout some of the city's most dangerous roads.
The City of Austin's Watershed Protection Department is investigating after an oily sheen and fuel smell were detected in Waller Creek this week.
Cruise ship passengers can bare all on the "Big Nude Boat," which will set sail from Florida on a 10-day voyage to the Caribbean in 2025.
Two people believed to be persons of interest have been detained following an outbreak of overdoses that left multiple people dead, that's according to Austin Travis County EMS.
SCOTTDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Before the realigned Big 12 — sans Oklahoma and Texas —even kicks off, the expanded College Football Playoff’s new revenue structure has created a perception that the conference is no longer the equal of the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference. Instead of a Power Five, college football now has a “Big Two,” with [...]
The ATF is expanding the definition of what is considered a firearm "dealer," subjecting private sellers to the same licensing and safety requirements as commercial stores.
An Austin photojournalist who was arrested while covering a pro-Palestine on the University of Texas Austin campus on April 24, is facing two misdemeanor charges-- assault and interference with public duties, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Following a series of pro-Palestinian protests, hundreds of University of Texas at Austin faculty signed a letter saying they "no longer have confidence in President Jay Hartzell."
People at Thursday's Austin City Council meeting will once again get three minutes to speak on every single item they signed up for after a judge extended an order in a lawsuit against the City of Austin.
The council's agenda includes a resolution introduced by Council Member Chito Vela, who represents District 4. The measure would direct Austin police to make enforcement of Senate Bill 14, which bans certain treatment options for transgender minors in the state, as their lowest priority.
Just a few miles away from the glistening buildings that tower over Austin’s downtown is Green Gate Farms. There, in a particularly lush part of east Austin, a community of people grow fresh vegetables, produce and flowers.
According to the Homeless Strategy Office, 40% of the Austin homeless population identify as women, and face different challenges than men experiencing homelessness.
