Why Are the Men So Much Hotter in Austin?
There isn’t much that Austinites have on Dallas. Their skyline is unimpressive, their highways are somehow even worse than ours, and Elon Musk is now their problem. Not many wins. However, there is one thing that seems to exist in abundance in Austin: hot men. Let us be clear...
Pop Star Breathes New Life Into ‘90s Country Hit During Surprise Performance With Icon...
‘It’s like Loretta and Dolly….,’ they said of the surprise duet performance.
Austin Police asks for tips after woman found dead near Research Boulevard
The Austin Police Department said in a social media post that its detectives are investigating a homicide Monday morning.
State of Texas: Break in yogurt shop murder case fuels calls for agencies to...
The Texas Attorney General's Office estimates that the state has nearly 20,000 unsolved homicides. But there's a break in one of the most notorious cold cases.
Delicious Tamales founder reflects on 45 years of flavor and family
She started with $500 and a dream — now Delicious Tamales is a Texas favorite serving millions every year. Valerie Gonzalez shares how tradition, family, and flavor built a legacy one dozen at a time.
Suspect accused of ramming vehicle and threatening victim arrested by SWAT in Kyle
KYLE, TX – Hays County SWAT executed an arrest operation on October 3, 2025, resulting in the arrest of Mohammed Al Anaiza, who was wanted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to investigators, Al Anaiza allegedly rammed the victim’s vehicle, threatened to kill the victim, and menaced...
City to Stock Lake Austin with Grass Carp
The City of Austin plans to stock Lake Austin with more sterile grass carp later this fall. Hydrilla, a non-native, invasive plant, is now covering approximately 30% of the lake, up from less than 5% in June. Grass carp prefer to eat hydrilla and are the most environmentally responsible tool...
Austin ISD proposes 13 school closures for 2026-27 school year
AUSTIN, Texas — The Austin Independent School District proposed a plan Friday that would close 13 schools and shift academic programs to address years of underfunding and a growing budget deficit. The district revealed plans in a draft proposal to redraw 98% of existing attendance boundaries, relocate dual language...
Texas has gotten exactly what they deserve, and the rest of the SEC is...
This is a lot of fun for everyone in the SEC, except those down in Austin.
Toxic metal reported in Central Texas drinking water, activists push for national regulation
A new report from the Environmental Working Group has found that the toxic metal hexavalent chromium, as well as arsenic and nitrate, have been detected in Central Texas water supplies, and while these contaminants are legally allowed, they are not safe based on health science.