UT students collect pennies for a good cause

UT students collected a record breaking amount of pennies for a good cause. The more than $5,000 worth of pennies was on display at Camp Mabry Sunday.

Truancy discussed at State Capitol Tuesday

Justices of the Peace from across Texas met with legislators about truancy Tuesday.

Power restored on UT-Austin campus

Power has been restored on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin.

Breaking the cycle of Texas' Truancy Law

"Stay in school" is a saying kids hear every day until they graduate." In Texas, they mean it.

Texas A&M Corps of Cadets selects first female commander

Texas A&M has announced that for the first time in its 139 year history, a woman will lead the university's legendary Corps of Cadets.

Shaping leaders of tomorrow

FOX 7's Nick Spinetto went back to class, not for a history lesson, but to see how today's kids are being shaped into the leaders of tomorrow.

Protests at UT over recent fraternity party

Latino students and supporters at the University of Texas took part in a peaceful march and protest.

UT Psychology Professor weighs in on Brian Williams scandal

NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams blames "the fog of memory over twelve years" for allegedly fabricating a story about his experience during the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

UT professor discusses ISIS threat

Recent attacks by the terrorist group ISIS has many countries on edge, including the U.S. Dr. Jeremi Suri, a professor at UT-Austin talks about the ongoing crisis.

Community College Day hosted at Texas State Capitol

Texas community colleges were the focus of a rally Tuesday on the south steps of the Capitol.

Johnny Manziel enters treatment facility

Cleveland Browns quarterback and former Texas A&M star Johnny Manziel has entered a treatment facility.

'UT LEGO Guy' builds LEGO Darrell K. Royal Stadium

Drew Finkel has been lovingly dubbed 'The UT LEGO Guy.' The native Austinite and 2008 UT grad now lives in Chicago working in sales for a software company.

Rally at Capitol wraps up School Choice Week

Students, parents and teachers are rallying at the State Capitol for school choice.

Debate over recess continues

Some school districts across the country are eliminating recess, physical education, art and music all in an effort to get more "learning time" in the classroom.