This Texas city will host the first-ever college football Xbox Bowl
The game marks the Xbox brand's entrance into the college football scene.
FIFA World Cup schedule 2026: Teams for Houston group-stage games revealed
All 2026 Houston World Cup matches have been revealed, featuring teams and players from around the world. Here is the schedule.
Where can I see holiday lights in Central Texas?
The 2025 holiday season is here and with it comes lighting displays, parades and events, including here in Central Texas.
North Texas Muslim housing project catches new lawsuit from AG Ken Paxton
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a new lawsuit against the North Texas Muslin housing development once known as EPIC City.
Historic Bartlett Red School building vandalized; reward offered for information
The historic Bartlett Red School building was recently vandalized and police are looking for the culprits.
Texas DPS moving forward with expanding cannabis compassionate use program
The Texas Department of Public Safety is moving forward with an expansion of the state’s compassionate use program.
Federal lawsuit filed to strike portion of new Texas food labeling law
A federal lawsuit has been filed to strike out a portion of Senate Bill 25, Texas’ new food labeling law.
Avocado oil spill closes 15th Street exit on I-35
A "significant amount of avocado oil" shut down an exit on I-35 in downtown Austin Friday evening.
Brianna Aguilera: Family's attorney says APD did not do thorough investigation in her death
The attorney for the family of Brianna Aguilera, who was found dead on Saturday in West Campus is calling out the Austin Police Department, saying they did not do a thorough investigation.
Waymo to file voluntary software recall regarding self-driving cars illegally passing school buses
Waymo says it will be filing a voluntary software recall with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The recall concerns reports of the self-driving cars illegally passing school buses.
July Hill Country flooding: Kerrville Police Department releases 911 calls in their entirety
The Kerrville Police Department says it will release 911 calls from the July flooding in the Hill Country.
Harper ISD teacher arrested for recording teen girl in restroom
A Harper ISD teacher was arrested for recording a teen in the restroom, the sheriff's office said.
Waymo's self-driving vehicles pass Austin ISD school buses at least 20 times, district says
Austin ISD has videos showing Waymo, a self-driving vehicle, illegally passing its school buses 20 times since the first week of classes, August 2025, to now.
APD looking for 2 drivers involved in South Austin hit-and-run
Police are looking for two drivers who were involved in a hit-and-run crash last month in South Austin.
Austin has to commit funding for phase 2 of caps and stitches sooner than expected
There has been a change in how fast the city has to commit funding for caps and stitches over I-35. The project will create real estate for parks and buildings over the highway.
Texas State Bobcats on stage with return of 'Beauty and the Beast' in Austin
The classic fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast" is being performed at UT Austin's Bass Concert Hall. The musical features actors out of Texas State University's theater program.
SCOTUS will allow Texas to use redrawn congressional map for 2026 election
The opinion, handed down Thursday evening, may allow the GOP to pick up five more seats in the upcoming election, strengthening a small majority in the House.
Controversial drug ivermectin now available without prescription in Texas
Easier access to the drug, most commonly used as an antiparasitic, has Texas medical professionals worried about the dangers of unchecked use and harmful side effects.
'Trump Accounts': Proposed Texas law would double infant savings
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says he wants to go so far as to amend the Texas constitution to permanently spend $400 million in taxes annually to double the accounts of children born in the state.
Coast Guard swimmer who rescued 165 children from Texas flooding named Houston Rodeo grand marshal
“Petty Officer (Scott) Ruskan represents courage, commitment and service at the highest level, and we are thrilled to welcome him as our 2026 grand marshal."