Texas college program supporting undocumented students cut due to DEI ban, sparks protest
A group of students at the University of Texas at Austin demanded that their school reinstate a program that supported undocumented students after it...
‘I don’t know what I’m gonna do’: S Austin residents try to pick up...
AUSTIN, Texas - A massive fire at a south Austin apartment complex overnight leaves 22 people without a home. More than 80 firefighters worked...
The ‘Most Overpriced’ Grocery Store Has Over 30 Texas Locations
Those who live in Austin, Texas are fully aware of the Whole Foods Market. The giant supermarket chain's headquarters is located in Austin &...
Texas Children’s opens new hospital in North Austin
AUSTIN, Texas - There's a new healthcare option for people living in Austin. The Texas Children's hospital North Austin campus held its grand opening...
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee’s former staffer in audio leak dies of drug overdose
HOUSTON - Jerome Brooks worked as a staffer for Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee. He died at the age of 36 years old, just outside...
Two Massive Grocery Stores Are Now Closing in Texas
Two massive grocery stores are now closing in Texas within a few weeks of each other according to the latest WARN filings. Texas shoppers...
The Most Peaceful Hiking Trail In Texas
People are drawn to hiking for various reasons, including finding solace in nature's tranquility. Hiking offers a unique blend of physical challenge and...
Attorney General Ken Paxton legal action against five Texas cities
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated lawsuits against Austin, San Marcos, Killeen, Elgin, and Denton, asserting that their policies on marijuana decriminalization violate...
4 UT students say they fear expulsion after ‘peaceful protest,’ violating First Amendment rights
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Four University of Texas at Austin students say they are fearful of expulsion after protesting, among other things, the...
These Texas Cities Relaxed Their Pot Laws, Now Texas AG Is Suing
Several cities across Texas recently decided to ease up on arrests related to marijuana possession and now the Texas AG wants to sue them...
