The Last Moontowers Are In Texas
Imagine a time when the night sky was lit by towering lights—Austin's moontowers have been quietly watching over the city since the 1800s.
8 Texas Cafés Where Enchiladas Still Taste Like They Did Generations Ago
Some recipes don’t just survive time—they defy it. In Texas, enchiladas aren’t just a meal. They’re a warm, saucy love letter to family kitchens, Sunday gatherings, and the grandmothers who never wrote anything down but somehow made it perfect every time. Bring your appetite—and your nostalgia....
This east Austin school was promised a new building. Now it might close.
Oak Springs Elementary School, which serves students in the Booker T. Washington Housing Community, is one of 13 schools Austin Independent School District leaders want to close next school year due to budget shortfalls, causing concern and anxiety among parents who rely on the school for transportation.
Seedling Foundation seeks caring mentors to guide children of incarcerated parents
AUSTIN, Texas — Today marks National Mentoring Day, a global celebration dedicated to educating, connecting, and honoring mentors and mentoring initiatives around the world. is leading the way in highlighting the impact of mentorship on young lives. Dan Leal, Executive Director of Seedling and Mentor Desiree Juarez ,...
Austin’s Dark Weekend: Police Scramble to Identify 3 Deceased
A lot of bodies were discovered in Austin, Texas. Was any cause of death deteremined?
New State Law Could Force Austin to Limit Downtown Tower Heights Immediately
Austin's skyscraper boom is paused. New state law forces the city to set temporary height limits downtown, threatening affordable housing funds.
CBP to start taking photos, fingerprints of non-citizens entering and leaving US
"The government cannot treat every noncitizen the same without scrutiny of individual facts and context," said Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch. "We must ensure this rule comes with clear notice, constitutional safeguards, and minimal disruption to lawful travel."
City of Austin says Texas has referred one person to shelter during homeless camp...
After Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the state would lean on the city of Austin to shelter people as the state continues homeless encampment sweeps in the capital city, Austin leaders say the state has only referred one person to city shelters.
Hays County deputy arrested for public intoxication
On Oct. 21, Hays County Sheriff’s Deputy Victor Guajardo was arrested by the Kyle Police Department in the 100 block of Kennicott Drive in Kyle, Texas. Deputy Guajardo was charged with Public Intoxication, a Class C Misdemeanor. He is assigned to the Patrol Division and was off duty at the time of the incident.
America’s Strongest Buyer’s Market Is in Texas
Austin now has an estimated 130 percent more sellers than buyers in its housing market—the biggest gap in the country.

















