Texas Supreme Court to Review Actions Against AG Ken Paxton in Legal Clash Over Election Challenge
The Texas Supreme Court is reviewing charges against Attorney General Ken Paxton and his First Assistant related to their legal actions challenging the 2020 election results, with implications on the separation of powers.
Del Valle's Nacho's Bakery Devastated by Fire, Community Rallies to Rebuild
Nacho's Bakery in Del Valle, Texas, was destroyed by a fire early on June 14. No injuries occurred, and the cause is under investigation. The community is rallying to support the rebuilding efforts through a GoFundMe campaign.
UT Austin Unveils Plans for $425 Million Mulva Hall, Transforming McCombs School Campus Skyline by 2028
UT's Austin campus anticipates a new McCombs School building, Mulva Hall, set to replace Dobie Center Garage by 2028 with funding 35% complete. The 373,000 sq. ft building will enhance facilities for business education.
Austin Sees Rent Reductions and Slowing Apartment Construction Amid Real Estate Market Shifts
Austin's rents decreased by nearly 10% in a year, slowing apartment construction, with average rent at $1,400 compared to the national $1,700 median. Experts discuss the downturn's impact on housing market dynamics.
Austin to Party with Pitbull at UT's SEC Membership Celebration
Pitbull is set to perform at a free concert celebrating the University of Texas's move to the Southeastern Conference, with festivities including games, family activities, and fireworks. The event will take place in front of the UT tower.
Microsoft and Google Join Forces with White House to Shield Rural Hospitals from Cyber Onslaught
Microsoft and Google are working with the American Hospital Association and the White House to bolster cybersecurity in rural US hospitals, providing discounted resources, security advice, and software funding.












