WCWS team profile: Texas softball is a huge threat to Texas Tech yet again
Once again, the Texas Longhorns might be a bit of a problem for the Texas Tech softball team in Oklahoma City. The Longhorns are showing up in the Women’s Colle
Texas slighted as defending National Champions in latest WCWS odds
The Texas Longhorns, who are less than a year removed from a National Championship run, haven't received enough credit in the Women's College World Series odds.
Reel Texas: ‘Dazed and Confused’ Jumped from Cult Film to Texas Classic
I haven’t been writing a film column all that long, so I’m unsure if it’s proper to start one with shameless praise. But I’ll do it anyway: Richard Linklater is a genius. Over his four-decade career, the writer-director-producer who was born in Houston and attended high...
Dripping Springs graduation issues leave some students feeling they missed a milestone moment
What should have been a once-in-a-lifetime moment for Dripping Springs High School seniors instead left some graduates feeling rushed, confused, and in some cases, left out.
The Yogurt Shop Murders’ two-gun theory indicates Robert Brashers may not have acted alone
The Yogurt Shop Murders (Image via Unsplash/@Roman Rezor) On December 6, 1991, four teenage girls, Amy Ayers, Eliza Thomas, Jennifer Harbison and her sister Sarah Harbison were in I Can't Believe It's Yogurt! in a North Austin strip mall. In the evening, they got bound, gagged, sexually assaulted, shot in the head, and
The Yogurt Shop Murders’ other tragedy: Four men lost their youth before Austin’s $35M...
The Yogurt Shop Murders (Image via Unsplash/@Terry McK) On December 6, 1991, four teenage girls, Amy Ayers, Eliza Thomas, Jennifer Harbison, and Sarah Harbison, were found shot to death inside an I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt shop in North Austin. They had been bound, gagged, and at least three were s*xually assaulted be
This Iconic Austin Appetizer Has Been Winning Over Locals Since The 1970s
Austin, Texas might be best known for breakfast tacos and barbecue, but depending on who you ask, you haven’t experienced a real taste of Austin until you’ve dug into a big bowl of “Magnolia Mud.”. Yes, we know the saying “eat dirt” isn’t usually said with a...
Austin considers storing water underground in Travis County after Bastrop pushback
Austin is shifting its plan to store drinking water underground to eastern Travis County after backlash in Bastrop. The project could cost about $21 million and rely on future testing.
Former Austin Mobile Home Site Reborn as Massive Apartment Complex
An 8-acre stretch of vacant land, empty for three years since mobile homes were removed, could soon become an apartment complex.
Body cam shows DPS trooper used encryption app in Austin student’s immigration arrest
A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper used an encrypted messaging app to communicate with, what appears to be, federal immigration agents during a traffic stop that led to the detention of an Austin Independent School District student, body worn camera video shows.

















