John Fields Selected for Induction into the New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame
John Fields, the longtime head coach of The University of Texas men’s golf program and one of the most accomplished coaches in collegiate golf history, has been selected as a New Mexico Sports Hall of Fame inductee. Fields’ career has been defined by leadership, sustained excellence, and a commitment to building a...
Texas city selected as one of six home bases for Athletes Unlimited softball league
“I always thought that Round Rock would be a tremendous market"
CesiumAstro Plans $500M Investment In Texas
Advanced space communications company CesiumAstro plans to invest more than $500 million in a new, high-tech advanced manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Bee Cave, Texas. The project will create more than 500 new jobs in the next five years. Texas-based CesiumAstro is a leader in connectivity solutions...
Suspected explosive devices found in Dime Box prompt heavy law enforcement response
AUSTIN, Texas — The scene has been cleared after the discovery of suspected explosive devices led to a law enforcement response in Dime Box on Wednesday. According to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, the devices were located at the intersection of Bowers Street and County Road 425, about 18 miles northeast of...
Texas MS 150 aims to raise $11.3 million in 42nd annual ride
Participants in a past MS 150 ride across the Loop 150 bridge in Bastrop. (Courtesy National MS Society) National MS Society officials are hopeful the 42nd annual Texas MS 150 will generate about $11.3 million for multiple sclerosis initiatives, turning a weekend ride into the organization’s largest fundraising...
Mormon church investment arm buys nearly 3,000 acres in Hill Country
The Kyle property, site of the Nance Ranch, since 2020 has been entangled in a lawsuit by an Austin environmental group that is seeking to stop development.
Austin movie buffs say Alamo Drafthouse’s new mobile ordering policy has lost the plot
In what feels like a complete 180 to loyal Alamo Drafthouse patrons, phones will soon be required to order food, drinks, or request service before and during film screenings. The policy change is in sharp contrast to the pre-movie PSAs the dine-in theater chain has been showing for decades. Just a few weeks ago,...
Austin takes legal action against Sixth Street bar for failing to curb criminal activity
AUSTIN, Texas — The City of Austin is taking legal steps to get a bar on Sixth Street to take action in preventing criminal activity. The motion, obtained by CBS Austin, alleges that the bar Pour Choices at 401 E. Sixth St. has "failed to make reasonable efforts to abate criminal activity."
Texas Governor Abbott Discusses Strengthening Transatlantic Security with U.S. Ambassadors in Austin
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has taken steps to showcase the state's burgeoning prowess in advanced manufacturing and energy production by convening with several U.S. ambassadors. At the Governor's Mansion, he met with the U.S. Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, the U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands,...
Austin Police will change policy on ICE cooperation after detention of mother, daughter
This story was updated Wednesday evening to include a copy of a new city legal memo and comments from Austin City Councilman José “Chito” Vela. The Austin Police Department will change its rules over how officers report people to ICE, after the detention and apparent deportation of a Honduran mother and her...

















